Health
Hospice, Plunket nurses feel 'betrayed' over pay equity
They say there's no guarantee the government will release funding for hospices, even if the new pay equity claims are successful. Audio
Plunket nurse on pay equity claim filed by NZNO
The first of two Pay Equity claims under the government's new stricter regime have been filed on Tuesday by the Nurses Organisation. Plunket nurse and Nurses Organisation delegate Hannah Cook spoke to… Audio
Hospice and Plunket nurses fear they will never see pay equity money if successful with new claim
Nurses working for hospices and Plunket fear that even if they succeed in their new pay equity claims, they may never see the money. Ruth Hill reports. Audio
High rates of mental health conditions in Christchurch's Muslim community
A new study aims to understand the ongoing impacts of the terrorist attack on the Muslim community.
What happens if I eat too much protein?
For most of us, there is no benefit in consuming protein above the recommended level.
Senior doctors to go on strike
Senior doctors have voted to strike for 48 hours later this month, despite pleas from the Health Minister not to. Last week Simeon Brown asked Te Whatu Ora and the doctor's union to go into binding… Audio
The stage in an eating disorder that isn't talked about enough
There's a stage few people talk about between the worst days of an eating disorder and full recovery. It's the messy and misunderstood middle. That's where author and professor Mallary Tenore Tarpley… Audio
'He's going to bleed to death': Son's desperate drive after ambulance delay
His father, who suffered a cut to an artery at a building site, died later that day.
Expert Feature: Physiotherapy, how to prevent falls.
For Monday Expert feature today, we're going to answer all your burning questions about physiotherapy. Today is World Physiotherapy Day and the theme this year is healthy ageing, with a particular… Audio
Plunket and Hospice nurses refile pay equity claims
The first two pay equity claims under the government's tougher new regime were filed on Monday on behalf of Plunket and hospice nurses.
Psychologist on state of Tom Phillips' children
Tom Phillips has died in a shooting involving police in Waikato on Monday morning, nearly four years after he took his three children into the bush. Victoria University clinical psychologist Dougal… Audio
Docs to decide on whether to strike again
The senior doctors' union is expected to announce Monday morning whether its members will strike for over deadlocked pay negotiations.
Hospital outsourcing hits target, but figures questioned
The government has exceeded the first target of the Elective Boost programme by more than 50 percent.
Should I break up with my GP? How do I do it?
There are a bunch of reasons why a patient might look for a new GP, including a need for specialised care, disagreement over treatment or feeling unheard.
Is self-help making us selfish?
Victoria University Psychology Professor Dr Marc Wilson joins Jim to share his views on whether our focus on self-improvement is making us self-serving. Audio
Ali Hill: The Nutrition Edition
Dr Ali Hill from Otago University's Department of Human Nutrition is back with us on Sunday Morning to discuss intermittent fasting - is it good for us? Audio
New campaign aims to reduce gambling harm
Gambling loss in New Zealand sits at over $2.6 billion each year.
The baby food making health claims that don't match their ingredients
Food manufacturers try to convince busy parents that their products are a healthy choice for babies and toddlers, but new research reveals many are not.
Data blindspot: Hundreds of booze sellers missing in national figures
More than 1600 alcohol sellers - including bottle stores, pubs, restaurants and supermarkets - haven't been counted in national figures.
How many steps a day should you be doing? Perhaps fewer than you think
Do you watch your steps to see if you reach the seemingly magical number of 10,000 per day? Audio
