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Paediatrician Leila Masson on children's health from A to Z
Audio 13 Feb 2025What's the best way to keep children healthy - and how can you help them when things go wrong? Paediatrician Dr Leila Masson joins Kathryn Audio
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Morning Report Essentials for Thursday 13 February 2025
On today's episode, the United States defence secretary Pete Hegseth says Ukraine cannot expect to return to its 2014 borders and has downplayed the chance of it becoming a member of NATO, the union… Audio
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UK correspondent Harriet Line
Audio 13 Feb 2025Harriet Line is Deputy Political Editor of the Daily Mail Audio
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How food producers can build soil health even in dry areas
Audio 13 Feb 2025Agro-ecologist Nicole Masters says some regions here facing drought do need a re-think on how the soil is treated Audio
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Health workers condemn video of Sydney nurses bragging about killing Israelis
Medical workers have condemned a video showing two NSW Health nurses bragging about killing and refusing to treat Israeli patients at a Sydney hospital.
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Union launches legal action against Health NZ to try to halt job cuts
The PSA filed proceedings with the Employment Relations Authority on Wednesday, seeking an urgent hearing to try to immediately stop any dismissals. Audio
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Public health experts pitch 'Swiss cheese model' for gun laws
Public health experts say good gun laws require multiple layers of legislation and they want a risk management approach called the "Swiss cheese model". Political reporter Anneke Smith has more. Audio
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'Fear and anxiety' for locals fed up with beach parties
Many are calling for more police and for alcohol-free zones to be extended.
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Hamilton hot days a risk to public health
The place once dubbed the City of the Future by a marketing campaign is experiencing a taste of its own climate future.
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Money for frontline mental health services 'reprioritised'
Money earmarked for frontline mental health services, including tackling severe workforce shortages, was 'reprioritised' to pay for the government's controversial $10 million mental health innovation… Audio
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PSA launches legal action to stop job cuts at Health NZ
The union representing 25,000 Health New Zealand workers has launched legal action to halt sweeping job cuts at the agency. Public Service Association Acting National Secretary Fleur Fitzsimons spoke… Audio
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Frontline health cash used for controversial fund
Critics say the money would have been better spent training more workers, including much-needed psychiatrists.
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Public health experts pitch 'Swiss cheese model' for gun reforms
Public health experts say good gun laws require multiple defence layers, advocating for risk management approach called the 'Swiss cheese model'.
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‘Friendly’ snakes to steal spotlight at Auckland Lantern Festival
More than 185,000 visitors are expected to attend the dazzling four-day event at Manukau Sports Bowl from 13-16 February.
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The $200k role in high demand
It might be a tough time to be a jobseeker for many New Zealanders - but there are still bright spots in some sectors.
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The House For Weds 12 Feb 2025
Parliament's Health Committee gets first hand experience of Compulsory Treatment Orders for Mental Health. Audio
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French Overseas Minister to visit Nouméa
Manuel Valls has announced he will travel to New Caledonia on 22 February to pursue talks on the French territory's political future.
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Residents vow to fight hospital's pause on surveillance colonoscopies
"If this continues people will die," a patient advocate says.
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Whangārei still holding out against fluoridation despite directive
Whangārei District Council has again refused to put fluoride into the district's water supply, despite the government saying they have to.
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Musician accused of domestic violence claims ex-partner had BPD
During cross-examination, the defendant said he'd suffered abuse as a result of the alleged victim's borderline personality disorder
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Whanganui Hospital building evacuated after chemical leak
Children at a daycare near Whanganui Hospital have been moved to safety, after concerns about fumes from a chemical leak.
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Feature interview: the place where they live to over 100
There's so much more than eating purple sweet potatoes to the impressive longevity in of residents in Okinawa, Japan. Audio
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NSW Health nurses stood down over 'vile, dehumanising' comments in video
"You have no idea how many Israeli dog came to this hospital and I send them to Jahannam," he says.
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New report reveals Covid-19's disproportionate impact on Māori and Pacific people
Sir Collin Tukuitonga, the lead researcher of the report, says New Zealand national response to the pandemic relied too much on conventional delivery and 'one size should fit everyone'.
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What Apple Cider Vinegar leaves out about Belle Gibson
Netflix is purporting to tell a dramatised story of wellness scammer Belle Gibson in their new series, but it stops short of showing the messy legal fallout after her professional implosion. Video
