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Fijian trio nominated for World Sevens awards
Fijian trio nominated for World Sevens awards
The three are among the nominees selected by the World Rugby panels, following the completion of the seven rounds of the Sevens Series.
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Pharmac's approach not fit for purpose, major review finds
Pharmac's approach not fit for purpose, long-awaited review finds
Late last year, the board commissioned a review of the drug-buying agency - amid criticism of some of its funding decisions.
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Pregnant beauty therapist forced to go on early maternity leave, then to resign, awarded almost $100k
Beauty therapist forced to go on early maternity leave awarded almost $100k
"I couldn't enjoy being pregnant or being a mum. All I could focus on was how I could afford things," Doria said.
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$1b cut to operating allowance coming in Budget, Nicola Willis says
'No lolly scramble' - Willis says Budget will be tight, charity changes delayed
The government is halving its operating allowance and has confirmed plans for a charities tax are being pushed back a year. Audio
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Auckland Council urging correct disposal of lithium-ion batteries after Glenfield fire
Fire risk: Lithium-ion battery fires on the rise
The number of fires caused by incorrectly disposed lithium-ion batteries is on the rise and Auckland Council wants better regulation for disposal requirements as a result.
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Cook Islands: Mitiaro, Atiu, Mangaia and Mauke to be declared smoke-free islands
Four outer islands to be declared smoke-free
Cook Islands Health Ministry will launch a smoke-free campaign next month for Mitiaro, Atiu, Mangaia, and Mauke islands, marking their declaration as smoke-free.
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French Minister Valls wants all parties to own their responsibilities ahead of third trip to New Caledonia
French minister wants all parties to own their responsibilities
Manuel Valls, who is visiting New Caledonia for the third time in two months, has again called all sides to live up to their responsibilities.
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Healthcare providers funding immunisations out of own pockets, Health NZ admits 'work to do'
Healthcare providers funding immunisations out of own pockets
Health NZ admits there is still some work to do, as Māori and Pacific immunisation providers say funding is too low to cover services.
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Health NZ disappointed that Association of Salaried Medical Specialists strike to go ahead
Health NZ 'deeply disappointed' that senior doctors strike to go ahead
Hospitals and emergency departments will remain open, and the union is working with Health NZ to ensure life-preserving services continue.
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Rural women face barriers to abortion, contraceptive care, MoH review says
Rural women face barriers to abortion, contraceptive care - review
Earlier in April, Ministry of Health reviewed certain matters under the Contraception, Sterilisation and Abortion Act (1977).
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The Panel with Niki Bezzant and Peter Elliott (Part 1)
Tonight on The Panel, Wallace Chapman is joined by panellists Niki Bezzant and Peter Elliott. They discuss the enormous queue of New Zealanders waiting for specialist appointments and a petition… Audio
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Coroner never saw hospital investigation before ruling on death
Death undetermined: Family want coroner to reopen case
Philip Lucas was found dead a month after he left a hospital mental health ward, but a coroner has ruled on his death without seeing an investigation that found shortcomings in his care.
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Women's Refuge receives much-needed funding boost for staff training
Women's Refuge receives much-needed funding boost
The government is allocating $540,000 towards Women's Refuge from the mental health and addiction innovation fund.
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Family of man found dead unhappy with coroner's report
The family of a man found dead after he failed to return to the Palmerston North Hospital mental health ward are unhappy a coroner's investigation didn't take into account a hospital probe that found… Audio
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Fears high wages for locums will discourage full-time doctors
There are concerns high wages paid to casual medical staff to plug gaps in the health system are discouraging doctors from taking full time positions. Te Whatu Ora said its forecast full year spend on… Audio
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Toxic algae warning lifted for Canterbury's Lake Pegasus
Toxic algae warning lifted for Canterbury lake
Health New Zealand issued the warning in December after concerning levels of cyanobacteria was detected in the lake.
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'Hīkoi for Health': Doctors on journey to change New Zealand's public health system
'Hīkoi for Health': Doctors on journey for change
Two doctors are hoping to turn their anger and frustration over the decline of New Zealand's public health system into a bottom-up blueprint for change.
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'Hīkoi for Health': Doctors on journey to change New Zealand's public health system
'Hīkoi for Health': Doctors on journey for change
Two doctors are hoping to turn their anger and frustration over the decline of New Zealand's public health system into a bottom-up blueprint for change.
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Vancouver man charged with murder for attack on Filipino festival
Vancouver man charged with murder for attack on Filipino festival
Authorities described Kai-Ji Adam Lo as having had a "significant history" of interactions with authorities involving mental health. They said there was no evidence of terrorism.
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Aside from Anzac Day, NZ has been slow to remember military veterans
Aside from Anzac Day, NZ has been slow to remember military veterans
Expansion of the term 'veteran' will add 100,000 service people, without automatically changing existing entitlements.
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NZ firm Pacific Edge's cancer test excluded from US Medicare funding
NZ firm's cancer test excluded from US Medicare funding
The key diagnostic test accounted for 60 percent of the Pacific Edge's income.
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Police warned over shifting information to Microsoft cloud services
Police warned over shifting sensitive info to cloud services
There could be "severe detrimental impacts" if someone was accidentally given access to the data. Audio
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closure of one-of-a-kind psychotherapy day programme
Audio 28 Apr 2025The plans to close Segar House - which offers a publicly-funded, intensive psychotherapy day programme - the only one of its kind in the country. Audio
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Daughter seeks answers after mother murdered by mental health patient
Family wants answers over mother's murder by mental health patient
Faye Phelps' daughter was shocked to learn the man her mother employed had been living at Hillmorton Hospital. Audio
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Auckland University Covid vaccine safety study could lose funding in final year after DOGE review
US funding cuts threaten ground-breaking Auckland University vaccine study
The study has drawn on data from more than 300 million people to research vaccine safety and efficacy since 2019. Audio