A new election resource from Dental for All reveals the dental policies - and lack of dental policies - released by political parties as part of their 2026 election platforms. A Talbot Mills poll released in March shows increased support for bringing dental…
Rural communities, including those in Southland, are facing barriers when it comes to timely care for ovarian cancer, a New Zealand cancer researcher says. The Ovarian Cancer Foundation has been putting the spotlight on ovarian cancer, one of the least…
It’s the night time issue New Zealanders may experience at some stage in their lives, lying wide awake in bed and unable to sleep. Out of pure frustration we might stare into the glow of our smartphones and ask a…
A brand new intensive care unit at Auckland's Waitākere hospital sits empty, fully equipped, but with no money budgeted to run it yet. No opening date has been scheduled, with no staff and no operating budget. The unit was previously…
RNZ / News / Health Audio player for "Unions raise alarm over private share of health spending" removed for printing Eighty percent of the increase in public health funding from the government over the past three years has gone to the private…
Cameron Houston launched Simple ADHD in New Zealand in February in a bid to simplify the diagnosis process. It took Hawke’s Bay entrepreneur Cameron Houston a year to be diagnosed with high-functioning attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). Frustrated with the…
A landmark police pay arbitration result is raising fresh questions about whether thousands of… The impact of alcohol availability on Māori communities is back in the spotlight, with… Poutini Ngāi Tahu has welcomed Trade Me’s decision to stop the sale…
Emergency services at a chemical incident in Sydenham. (Source: 1News) A chemical that caused three people to be sent to hospital following a spill in Christchurch last week has been identified Emergency services were called to Coleridge St in Sydenham before…
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