Aged Care Association chief executive Tracey Martin talks to Herald NOW about hospital beds being used as care beds.
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Watch Live: Erica Stanford live on Heather du Plessis-Allan Drive
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NZ Herald Live: Winston Peters and Dr Shane Reti speak to media
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Liam Lawson finishes 8th in Hungary Grand Prix, All Blacks name and the Warriors' loss
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NZ Herald Live: Erica Stanford and Christopher Luxon make an education announcement
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Canterbury news update: Senior Labour MP steps down, new robotic lab bound for Christchurch
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Auckland University world first research shows the effect of fidgeting on ADHD brains
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Auckland Transport responds after mobility permit holders were incorrectly issued fines
AT Parking Services group manager John Strawbridge responds after mobility permit holders were fined after new software didn’t pick up their permits.
33 sport bodies united in opposition to online gambling bill
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Trade negotiator heads to US, NCEA changes and the vibe at the National Party conference
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