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The partners say they will work together to find funds for healthcare and vaccines for 1.5 billion people.

Nitrate levels are inching up in a South Canterbury town, where some council water supplies were previously off limits for extended periods.

An unknown chemical sent for recycling has injured two workers and forced the facility's closure.

The staff cuts will see reductions to emergency management, pandemic preparedness and Māori health. Audio

South Australia Premier Peter Malinauskas confirmed that von Einem died while serving a life sentence.

In October, $49.4m was withdrawn for hardship reasons, up from $38.4m in October 2024.

Disease experts say the move will reverse decades of public health gains.

Despite years of challenge from political parties and established schools, the construction of the New Zealand Graduate School of Medicine was marked off with a groundbreaking ceremony. Audio

Samoa's High Commissioner to New Zealand says speculation that the Samoan leader health "was a very sick" are false.

NZ First's Mark Patterson has clashed with opposition and coalition MPs alike over the Waikato Medical School, Jobs for Nature, and school buses.

Red-tipped bananas are not new to Australian consumers, but have gone viral on social media.

Air NZ says its priority is to get a deal across the line to halt a strike before the holidays. Audio

A drone successfully delivered medical supplies to Bay of Plenty's Matakana Island during a simulated emergency as part of a healthcare trial. Audio

A former schoolmate says the politician would make "a public ceremony" of burning the school roll when Indian surnames outnumbered Smiths.

Name suppression for a woman accused of murdering well-known Far North businessman Monty Knight has been extended.

An Auckland doctor says the tight living conditions of some families makes them more vulnerable to the spread of the virus, and at higher risk for children to develop complications. Audio

The Housing Minister might be encouraging tenants to negotiate a cheaper rent deal as prices drop - but how do you do it? Audio

Ireland says participation would be 'unconscionable', as others join a boycott.

The council began the trial in October to save in costs, enable earlier summer trading and address health and safety concerns.