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The Associate Health Minister says medical conferences can happen in New Zealand now, because the government is lifting advertising restrictions on medicines.

The settlement for APEX union members would be a relief to all members, APEX's national secretary says.

Workers have been pleading for better parking because of unaffordable fees at nearby car parks and staff safety concerns.

Rauaroha Segar House in Auckland offers a publicly funded intensive programme for people with long-standing or chronic mental health problems.

A round-up of news from around the region, including Tonga's National Health Information System - hacked three weeks ago in a cyber attack - now back in action.

Aotearoa has an opportunity to "show maturity" as Cook Islands celebrates six decades of self-governance, a Cook Islands political analyst says. Audio

Opinion: The two ex-NRL forwards will fight over eight rounds and - hopefully - put an end to one of the least dignified feuds in sport, Simon Smale writes.

General practitioners from US, Canada and Singapore will soon have their applications processed within two months. Audio

More than 3000 Central Otago Lakes patients were admitted to Dunedin and Invercargill hospitals last year. Audio

A coroner's report into the death of a newborn baby found at a recycling plant has revealed the "extensive" inquiries to try and identify her family. Audio

Sophia and Bob Warren started training for the endurance event just weeks before their first competition. They've now done it three times, including a spin at the World Champs in Chicago.

Watch: They are using blood biomarkers to lift performance, with the tests already making a difference to the way the team eats.

Julia DeLuney missed multiple calls and messages from her husband on the night of her mother's murder.

The case is linked to the others associated with a family that recently returned from travelling overseas.

The Greens have broken with their opposition party colleagues to vote in support of the online casino bill.