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A leading health systems expert is questioning the government's claim of a "record investment". Audio

A trend is telling women they should be able to complete proper push-ups, but it might not be a good measure of fitness.

The strike began on May 26 and will run until June 23. Audio

A new study shows singing to babies can actually boost their mood and wellbeing. Audio

Stronger whistleblowing laws and more emphasis on free and frank advice are needed to balance out a crackdown on leaks, the Public Service Association union says. Audio

Palestinians have been pushed towards famine after an 11-week blockade on aid.

A kaupapa Māori youth service is warning against benefit sanctions, saying they will mean people 'end up on the street'.

The sector is facing its biggest overhaul in decades.

The targets come after a review found the approval process wasn't always allowing timely access to the products.

Cries of "shame on the justice system" rang out in a separate room where victims watched the proceedings, according to two sources.

Maia Honetana says the now scrapped Māori Health Authority would have made all the difference to her family's care.

It follows an independent review into the organisation which is responsible for sport and recreation nationally.

Calls are growing louder to ban the game in the wake of a teenager's death in Palmerston North. Audio

The Cook Islands declared a dengue fever outbreak on Thursday. Audio

One hairdresser says there are bigger issues facing the industry. Audio

The ministry is being compelled to do more to fix its deficient training, data sharing and privacy systems.

Police say two people on an electric scooter hit the woman in the back.

Palmerston North Hospital's two part-time neurologists are on leave, leaving doctors to consult with specialist in Wellington.

Regulations Minister David Seymour said he was making cuts to 'pointless bureaucracy'.

A silhouette of Ward Sheikh Khalil quickly spread around the world.