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Covid-19 inquiry wraps up first session of hearings
The inquiry aims to look at lessons learned from the government response, in order to prepare for future pandemics.
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Downgrading of rural Northland hospital puts strain on front-line services
A former St John volunteer days it was "not untypical" for people to wait an hour or two for an ambulance in rural Northland.
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Clear laws needed as AI usage in health increases - Expert
Audio 11 Jul 2025A digtal health expert says Aotearoa needs clear laws on the use of artifical intelligence, including what information and data can be fed into model, and whats off limits, as AI is increasingly used… Audio
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Fourth case of measles confirmed in Wairarapa
Health NZ says the latest person who has fallen ill has been isolating to prevent any spread of the disease.
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Nurses vote to go on 24-hour strike, citing safe staffing concerns
Health NZ is offering a 3 percent pay rise over two years, plus two payments of $325.
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Rugby headgear can't prevent concussion - but new materials could soften the blows
Analysis - "Isotropic" materials could potentially reduce the impact forces experienced by players.
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Midday Report Essentials for Friday 11th July 2025
In today's episode, the Tasman District is under a red heavy rain warning, with 80-120 millimetres of rain expected to land in the already flood hit region; the Royal Commission of Inquiry into the… Audio
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East Sepik gets innovative to solve health issues
The governor of East Sepik Province in Papua New Guinea has announced a partnership with a local pharmacy to improve access to drugs and medicines.
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Covid Royal Commission enters fifth day
The Royal Commission of Inquiry into the government's Covid-19 response has entered its fifth day and follows a tense session of hearings on Thursday, with critics describing what they called… Audio
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Medical students are reportedly submitting AI-generated assignments
It is causing concerns among health educators in the country.
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Russian drones swarm Kyiv in apparent shift of tactics
At least two people were killed, including a 22-year-old police officer and more than a dozen were wounded in the attacks, according to authorities.
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Israeli strike kills children near Gaza clinic
An Israeli airstrike hit Palestinians near a medical centre in Gaza, killing 10 children and six adults, as ceasefire talks dragged on with no immediate deal expected.
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Where next for Regulatory Standards Bill?
Anaylsis: Critics of David Seymour's controversial bill are in for disappointment. Audio
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Immunologist gives evidence at Covid inquiry
An immunologist giving evidence at the inquiry into the government's Covid-19 response, has been questioned on claims the debate around mRNA vaccines was shut down during the pandemic. Reporter Lucy… Audio
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Giant-killer stuns Sabalenka to set up Wimbledon final against Swiatek
Amanda Anisimova tore up the script and soared into her maiden Wimbledon final by outclassing the world number one.
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Health experts claim Regulatory Standards Bill will undermine public health system
Health experts claim the ACT Party's red tape-busting Regulatory Standards Bill threatens to harm patients by undermining the public health system. Ruth Hill explains. Audio
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First Up - the Podcast, Friday 11 July
Audio 11 Jul 2025On today's First Up pod: the latest from around the world with our people in Africa and North America; Professor of Psychology and brain health Alice Theadom talks about the work she's doing to… Audio
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What happens when amateurs do the Tour de France
I rode the Tour de France to study its effect on the human body: Fatigue, triumph and lessons.
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Reasearch into improving female athletes concussion rates
Female athletes also suffer from concussion at high rates than their male counterparts - AUT Professor Alice Theadom is part of a project to improve the numbers Audio
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More than 10,000 evacuated after flooding in China
Twenty-five rivers in southwestern China exceeded safe levels as the remnants of former typhoon Danas converged with East Asian monsoon rains.
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Inquiry hears from Covid response critics in tense session
Day four of the public hearings into the Covid-19 response has proven to be one of the most tense. Audio
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Authorities praise family with measles for alerting officials
The National Public Health Service is supporting the Wairarapa family and their close contacts, who are isolating.
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Tense fourth day of Covid-19 inquiry
The Inquiry into the Government's Covid-19 response has held a tense session this afternoon, as critics described what they called red-flags in the vaccine roll out and mandates. Today was the fourth… Audio
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233 children found with high lead levels in kindergarten
Authorities say kitchen staff in the Chinese centre used paint as food colouring. Audio
