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No deal for New Caledonia, talks to continue later this month
French Minister for Overseas Manuel Valls has returned to Paris Tuesday, without any deal as yet regarding the French Pacific territory's political future.
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New 'state-of-the-art' passenger and cargo vessel arrives in Tuvalu
Minister for Transport, Energy, Communication, and Innovation Simon Kofe says the Manu Sina "will be a lifeline for people in the outer islands and boost our economy".
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Misidentified 11-year-old injected with drugs rarely given to kids
Staff had noted the girl, mistaken for a 20-year-old "resembled a child and may have a disability", Health NZ's review of the case has found.
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Kiribati data bill will 'protect our people', MP says
Kiribati legislators unanimously passed a first-of-its-kind Data Protection Bill during its first reading in parliament on Tuesday.
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Planned health and safety law changes miss bigger problems - union
The legislation aims to clarify the responsibilities of the day-to-day management of health and safety risks.
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Health NZ's scrapped digital projects revealed
The agency has stopped or delayed 136 initiatives, including a much-lauded patient information system.
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Report into mistaken identity of 11-year-old released by Health NZ
Health New Zealand has released its findings of an urgent review, after an 11-year-old girl was mistaken for a 20-year-old mental health patient in Hamilton last month. Senior reporter Rowan Quinn… Audio
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How to avoid strains and sprains in the workplace - tips from an Olympic weightlifter
Audio 2 Apr 2025"Don't use your back like a crane"...went the public health messaging in the 80s. It was aimed at making us all think about how we were lifting - from the legs, not the back. Audio
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Struggling parents say they need a working school lunch programme
It comes as the first RNZ Reid Research poll reveals most voters believe parents should be providing school lunches. Audio
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Health NZ's scrapped digital projects revealed
The agency has stopped or delayed 136 initiatives, including a much-lauded patient information system. Audio
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How a simple kidney test could cut dialysis demand and donor wait lists
Audio 2 Apr 2025Kidney Health New Zealand says a simple, $12 test could prevent hundreds of people languishing on waitlists for a kidney donor. Audio
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Watch: Olympic equestrian not slowing down after 215th title at 71
Maurice Beatson is more than competitive on the Grand Prix circuit into his 70s. Audio
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Health NZ places number of digital projects on hold
A patient information system lauded by Health New Zealand is among a raft of digital projects put on hold. Phil Pennington spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss. Audio
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Queenstown Lakes residents face lack of health specialists
A new report has found some Queenstown Lakes communities have to travel seven hours to see a specialist doctor and pay for healthcare that's free in other parts of the district. Tess Brunton has more.
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US seeks death penalty for Luigi Mangione over CEO's killing
Brian Thompson's murder brought to the surface deep public frustration with the lucrative US commercial health care system. Audio
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'One or two people of these people ... may well be dead before winter ends.'
New Plymouth District Council votes to approve funding for new homeless shelter
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US prosecutors seeking death penalty for Luigi Mangione
US prosecutors have been directed to seek the death penalty for the man accused of gunning down a health insurance CEO in Manhattan last year. US correspondent Caroline Malone spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss.
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Workplace Relations minister announces plans to relax health and safety laws
Brooke van Velden says business directors and management are doubling up duties because of unclear rules.
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Problems ahead unless government changes retirement policy - report
A researcher says whatever the approach, implementing changes will put a double burden on the working-age population.
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Sam Neill
Actor, Sam Neill, tells Guyon what it's like to work with Stephen Spielberg and talks about a near death experience while filming Jurassic Park. Plus, his candid thoughts on Jacinda Ardern’s… Video, Audio
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Parents on notice after a spate of drownings
With drowning numbers creeping up, a water safety expert explains why so many of these deaths are avoidable Audio
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War hero Apiata entrusts MP Penk with Victoria Cross medal
The taonga comes with a request to redefine the meaning of a war veteran in legislation.
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'Pretty sore legs, pretty sore calves' - How to set a world record for swinging
It had highs and it had lows, but after two days of swinging, the world record title may soon be swinging its way to our shores.
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Industrial hemp should be an 'agricultural crop' not a 'drug', says grower
The industrial hemp sector is feeling unified and buoyant by a long-awaited regulatory review that it hopes will see more farmers adopt the crop and unlock its economic, social and environmental…
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Hosting America's Cup too expensive, Luxon says
Labour says it might not have shelled out the millions required either, but the government should have tried harder.
