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New post-grad psychology qualification to run at AUT and UC next year
It is hoped that it will boost the number of people trained to provide New Zealanders with much needed mental health and addiction support.
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Health experts urge endometriosis reform
An Auckland gynaecologist says New Zealand urgently needs to overhaul how it diagnoses and treats endometriosis. Audio
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'Exasperating' wait for families of 222 people killed in nightclub collapse
Dozens of relatives are waiting for closure at the forensic morgue in the Dominican Republic's capital, where the Jet Set club's roof caved in on hundreds of people.
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'Not good enough': Nurse laments Nelson Hospital condition
Amanda Field says the staffing shortages, run down buildings and lack of bed space is now the worst she's ever seen it.
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Christchurch Hospital construction set to restart after toxic fumes leak
An investigation into the leak has now been completed.
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Drug addict turned priest shares insights into Philippines extrajudicial killings
Father Flaviano Villanueva has long been an outspoken critic of Rodrigo Duterte, he shared his experiences with RNZ's Saturday Morning. Audio
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Endometriosis: closing the gender pain gap
An Auckland-based gynaecologist is calling for an improvement in the diagnosis and treatment of endometriosis in NZ. Audio
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'Never felt better': Trump undergoes health exam
Trump turns 79 this year in June.
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Warning of measles spreading abroad as school holidays kick off
Doctors say they are "very worried" about a measles outbreak as cases rise rapidly overseas, and they're urging people heading overseas to make sure they're vaccinated.
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Creating comedy out of cancer
When Dr Jo Prendergast was diagnosed with breast cancer, she decided the best thing to do was to write an 80,000 word manuscript about her experience, and create a comedy show out of it. Audio
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Defence spending boost: How far will it go?
This week's government boost to defence spending over the next four years coincides with rising global tensions. But it comes after decades of struggle with limited funding. Audio
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62 caps, zero memories says amnesia-hit Chabal
Former French international Sebastien Chabal reveals he has suffered from amnesia since ending his rugby career.
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Putting the new Defence Capability Plan in context
Explainer - $12 billion sounds like a lot to spend on the military. But is it, really? Audio
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Stinky, muddy, hot water - why the health of our estuaries is deteriorating
A high rate of sedimentation means our estuaries are getting shallower, but the road to fixing the damage is a much deeper issue.
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'Brink of collapse': Gisborne Hospital services in crisis
An SOS from doctors to the Health Minister did not draw the response they hoped for. Audio
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Health NZ CMO Professor Dame Helen Stokes-Lampard
This afternoon we heard from the minister of health Simeon Brown, who says he understands his predecessor Dr Shane Reti met with the doctors in Tairawhiti last year and developed a recruitment plan… Audio
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Tairāwhiti Hospital services on brink of collapse - Doctors
Doctors warning of crisis at Gisborne hospital say it's demoralising to reach out for help only to be told there is no crisis. A group of more than 30 Tairawhiti doctors wrote to the government last… Audio
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'Gamechanger': Mental health and addiction facility opens in Whangārei
Services scattered Whangārei are combining under one roof called Manaia House.
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'Much, much worse than we thought' - Residents oppose Australian bid to mine in Golden Bay bushland
"They've been very vocal about how they're going to look after the community, but actually I think they've possibly chosen the worst place they could possibly site their operations."
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How three Chinese families survived NZ's Covid lockdowns
Five years on, three families in very different set of circumstances consider how the country's lockdowns shaped their lives.
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How three Chinese families survived NZ's Covid lockdowns
Five years on, three families in very different set of circumstances consider how the country's lockdowns shaped their lives.
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Hillmorton Hospital patient admits murdering 83-year-old woman at her Christchurch home
A man has pleaded guilty to murdering a woman at her Mt Pleasant home in Christchurch.
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Boil water notice looks set to continue into next week
A boil water notice has been in place in the Grey District since Wednesday after bacteria linked to human and animal waste was found.
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Dengue outbreak declared in Fiji's Central Division
The Health Ministry has reported a total of 1090 confirmed cases of dengue fever from 1 January to 23 March this year.
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Listen: Chambers on arming cops, and getting officers back to NZ
The new police Commissioner says the rollback of police involvement in mental health callouts will put pressure on health services. Audio
