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Heart healthcare failing at every level: Report
A damning new Otago University report exposes deep flaws in New Zealand's heart healthcare system, including a lack of staffing that means the country only has a third of the cardiologists it should… Audio
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New political poll predicts hung Parliament
New political poll predicts hung Parliament
The Taxpayers' Union-Curia Poll also puts Christopher Luxon level with Labour's Chris Hipkins in preferred prime minister ratings.
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More than 40 percent of health professionals using AI: Survey
A recently released survey of nearly 200 health professionals, found that more than 40 percent were using AI to help with patient notes. GP Dr Emily Cavana spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss. Audio
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What is 'food noise' and how does it impact weight loss?
What is 'food noise' and how does it impact weight loss?
The rise of the term 'food noise' is tied to the popularity of celebrity weight loss drugs such as Wegovy.
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Heart healthcare failing at every level: Report
A damning new report says heart healthcare in this country is failing at every level and is plagued by chronic under-resourcing and workforce shortages. Kia Manawanui Trust chief executive Letitia… Audio
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Half of heart attack patients not treated within accepted timeframes, study finds
'Stretched beyond safe limits' - Study finds heart care failing
The report commissioned by Kia Manawanui Trust suggests half of heart attack patients are not treated within accepted timeframes.
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New mental health ward due to open a decade after facility failed patients
New mental health ward due to open a decade after facility failed patients
Palmerston North Hospital's long-awaited new mental health ward could open late next month - a decade after the present facility was declared unfit for purpose.
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Fire-safety rules review hears concerns on clarity, inconsistency
Building fire-safety review hears concerns on clarity, inconsistency
Multi-storey warehouses built for robots and automatic retrieval systems present new firefighting challenges, a review prompted by the fatal Loafers Lodge fire hears.
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Seaview Hospital fire: Building's long history in Hokitika
Seaview Hospital fire: Building's long history in Hokitika
It has been a prison, a home for the mentally unwell and a spooky backpackers - and now it is the scene of a suspicious fire.
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First Up - The Podcast, Monday 11 August
Audio 11 Aug 2025On today's First Up pod: the presidents of Russia and the United States are planning to meet in Alaska on Friday, we find out why Ukraine's not invited; wildfires have torn across parts of Europe; the… Audio
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Calls for more staff at Auckland's mental health ward
The union representing workers at Auckland Hospital's mental health ward says more staff are needed to keep health workers safe. Finn Blackwell reports. Audio
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Fruit and Vege Report with Glenn Forsyth
The Minister of Fruit and Veggies has been reading books and wants to share the news on dental health.. Audio
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ChatGPT upgrade 'like talking to a PhD-level expert'
ChatGPT upgrade 'like talking to a PhD-level expert'
GPT-5, which launched across OpenAI's free and paid tiers, will make ChatGPT better at tasks like writing, coding and answering health-related questions, OpenAI has claimed.
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Doctors call for NZ to ditch 'outdated' endometriosis guidelines
Doctors call for NZ to ditch 'outdated' endometriosis guidelines
Advocates are pushing for the adoption of latest Australian guidelines instead.
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Japan used to be tech giant. Why is it stuck with fax machines, ink stamps?
Japan used to be tech giant. Why is it stuck with fax machines, ink stamps?
Japan is still in the 'dark ages' when it comes to modern technology.
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Should I limit how much fruit my child eats because it contains sugar?
Should I limit how much fruit my child eats because it contains sugar?
Parents are often told fruit is 'bad', because it contains sugar, prompting concerns about how much they should allow their child to eat.
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Could microbes help unlock the mystery of dementia?
A hidden world of bacteria and fungi could play a role in neurodegenerative diseases like Alzheimer's. Audio
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Thousands rally in Tel Aviv against Netanyahu's new Gaza plan, demand release of hostages
Thousands rally in Tel Aviv against Netanyahu's new Gaza plan
Protesters demand an end to war in Gaza war and the release of hostages as Netanyahu faces criticism from allies over a new Gaza plan.
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Dr Stephen Best: Can we throw away our specs?
Ophthalmologist Stephen Best is with Jim to talk about the latest 'cure' for poor eyesight being touted on social media. Audio
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New Instagram location sharing feature sparks privacy fears
New Instagram location sharing feature sparks privacy fears
Instagram users are warning about a new location sharing feature, fearing that the hugely popular app could be putting people in danger by revealing their whereabouts without their knowledge.
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Labour leader Chris Hipkins dismisses criticism of Covid-19 overspending as 'Treasury spin'
'Treasury spin': Hipkins dismisses criticism of Covid-19 overspending
Treasury says the Labour government overspent during the pandemic against official advice.
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Iwi Māori Partnership Boards concerned their role minimised under Pae Ora Act changes
Iwi Māori Partnership Boards object to Pae Ora Act changes
A national hui in Taranaki brought all 15 boards together for the first time since their establishment in 2022.
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New York declares 'total war' on rats
New York declares 'total war' on rats
New York is waging a war on multiple fronts to combat the near ubiquitous rats that plague city streets and the subways.
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Suspect in killing of four at bar caught after week-long manhunt
Suspect in mass bar shooting caught after week-long manhunt
The suspect, Michael Brown, 45, is a US Army veteran.
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Why is sleep sometimes not restful?
Why is sleep sometimes not restful?
The University of Otago has conducted world-first research that could reveal how these patterns affect health, mood, and sleep. Audio