Orthopaedic surgeon Richard Keddell recognised in New Year's Honours list
Thirty years of outstanding service in public and private practice has been acknowledged.
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Whangamatā GP awarded QSM
Dr Michael Miller is acknowledged for services to rural health in the New Year Honours.
Alzheimer’s and dementia advocate Alister Robertson acknowledged
New Year Honours recipient is fighting for care and support - and quashing misconceptions.
Granddaughter of late Sir James Hēnare says serving Māori community 'a privilege'
Rowena Tana, 63, has received a QSM for services to the Māori community.
Bonnie Sue’s dedication to health sector honoured
She has advocated for the health of communities in the Whanganui region for 25 years.
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Drug prosecutions creeping up again
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'There's no such thing as normal' - Exploring ADHD, autism and other neurodivergent gifts
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Dangerous stimulant discovered in party drugs ahead of festival season
Testing clinics have discovered a dangerous drug being sold as MDMA.
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A survey shows great ways to unwind, particularly when your job is stressful.
Dean Barker: ‘Bowel cancer has changed me forever’
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Northland general practices beyond crisis point, doctors say
More patients will struggle to get a doctor's appointment if the situation continues.
GPs working 'a lot' of overtime to keep up with 'high demand' amid workforce shortages
One Rotorua clinic said it had 'a constant flow of people wanting to enrol'.
Dermatologists call for ban of nasal spray tan
Dermatologists have joined the Cancer Society in raising concerns about Permatan.
'I can't breathe': Radio star reveals wife's terrifying health scare
'I started to think, 'What would it be like if she didn't come home?'
Tributes flow for Cook Islands broadcaster
Bernard (Bernice) Tairea had been in the Pacific broadcasting industry for 30 years.
Everything you need to know about drug testing at festivals this summer
Know Your Stuff is testing drugs all over the country: here's what they want you to know.
Bad tabs and no sleep: Why experts are urging Kiwis to get their drugs tested this summer
A substance found in some tabs has caused deaths overseas.
Kelly Clarkson's rapid transformation
Fans have been left in shock after the singer showed off her drastic weight loss.
How long are Christmas leftovers safe to eat?
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How to reset your gut health post-Christmas lunch
Experts say there are seven key signs of an unhealthy gut.
Family fuming after mother fractures legs at North Shore hospital
Aletta Langeveldt, 71, had pneumonia but left with two fractured legs.
‘Hope, faith and peace’: New baby for couple grieving loss of son
Weeks before his death, Sebby Chua asked his parents for a baby sister.
Cancer-stricken dad’s Christmas wish - one more round of ‘miracle’ drug
Seven months ago, the 60-year-old wasn't sure he'd live long enough to see Christmas.
The girl who ‘wouldn’t survive’: Kate’s reason to smile
The fact she’s alive is nothing short of a miracle, but courage runs deep in her family.
The truth about fish oil: Is it as good as we think?
It's promoted for a number of health benefits, but is it truly healthy?
Is it okay if my child eats lots of fruit but no vegetables?
Children have an innate preference for fruit. But vegetables are just as important.
Engineered stone firm sent WorkSafe notices; rejects landlord’s claim of unsafe practices
Engineered or artificial stone will soon be banned in Australia.