Man who sexually abused boys jailed
Ryan Burrows must serve at least two thirds of his sentence before eligible for parole.
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Abused Māori siblings believe they wouldn't have been treated 'like a number' if they were Pākehā
'We just needed to be treated like a child who needed love and a place to call home'.
Wellingtonians urged to keep 111 for emergencies following record Covid calls
Sunday was the busiest non-New Year's Eve period ever, says Wellington Free Ambulance.
Covid-19: What does rise of BA.2 Omicron subtype mean?
The subvariant BA.2 appears to be overtaking its Omicron cousin in NZ's ongoing outbreak.
Focus Live: Almost 24,000 community cases today, 756 people in hospital
March 8 2022 There are 23,894 new Covid-19 cases today - including 9881 people in Auckland. Director of Public Health Dr Caroline McElnay said 756 people were in hospital and 16 were in ICU or HDU.
Woman discharged from hospital three hours post-birth, developed infection, claims father
"She was slowly getting worse ... that was sort of just dismissed as after-birth pain."
NZ could experience 'two peaks' with Covid 19
Many infected people aren't logging RATS test results, making trends hard to track.
Live: At least 8 MPs hit with Covid; has NZ turned the corner?
Jacinda Ardern didn't want to jump the gun on whether that meant Omicron had peaked.
New study reveals even mild Covid infection may be bad for our brains
Loss of brain volume shown in the study was 'significant'.
More than 17,500 cases in Greater Wellington Region
Twenty-eight people who were at the Parliament protest have now tested positive.
Record 111 calls made to ambulance services over weekend
St John and Wellington Free Ambulance recorded 2322 calls nationwide at its peak on Sunday
Chiropractor defrauds ACC after faking 1000 appointments
Matthew Cochrane's offending was 'systematic and deliberate'.
Dr Shane Reti's column and graphics removed for more analysis
The Advocate regrets any confusion the article may have caused.
'Like a movie scene': Auckland Uber Eats driver loses part of her ear in dog attack
WARNING: GRAPHIC IMAGES: 'That dog was going for the throat.'
Man suffered for four months with STI that should have been diagnosed within days
A rural clinic failed a man by not diagnosing his sexually transmitted infection earlier.
Smokers more likely to die from Covid 19 - research
Research shows smokers more likely to get severely ill or die if they contract Covid-19.
The 'nocebo' effect: Why medical side effects may be psychosomatic
Telegraph: From statins to Covid vaccines - many side effects are often psychosomatic.
Coronavirus invades cells in penis and testicles of monkeys, research finds
New York Times: Symptoms such as erectile dysfunction reported by some Covid patients.
Expert approves leaving home to exercise while isolating
People who are self-isolating are allowed to leave their home to exercise.
MoH acknowledges waits to report RAT results over the phone
An Auckland woman said it took days to report her daughter's RAT result over the phone.
Covid-19: Michael Baker's three predictions for 2022
What can NZ expect in year 3 of Covid-19? Epidemiologist Michael Baker explains.
15,161 cases, one death, 618 in hospital - case drop 'encouraging' but caution urged
The seven-day rolling average of cases is 17,272, up from 16,687 yesterday.
Boosted vs unvaxxed: How does Omicron infection risk compare?
Model underscores glaring gap in Omicron infection risk between boosted and unvaccinated.
Top school, doctor warns of students' dangerous blackout game
Clips of NZ students depriving themselves of oxygen have been appearing online.
MP: 'A teacher said I would be just another Māori with six babies to six different dads'
ACT MP and other Kiwi women confront bias ahead of International Women's Day.
Epidemiologist says Auckland's Omicron cases may have peaked
Michael Baker says he is "cautiously optimistic".
Doctors' union doesn't share Ashley Bloomfield's optimism over hospital capacity
ASMS says Omicron outbreak has 'slammed' Auckland hospitals.
Focus: Covid Outbreak | Saturday 5th March
March 5 2022 There were 18,833 community cases of Covid-19 in the community today. Five more people have died with Covid-19, bringing NZ's toll since the pandemic began to 68.
Covid cases drop below 19,000, five more deaths - health chiefs' warning
Five deaths and 22,535 cases were registered yesterday.
When her husband said he wanted to die, Amy Bloom listened
New York Times: 'Brian's strong wish was that nobody would stop him, and he got his wish.'
'Big problems on little shoulders': How Sir John Kirwan is tackling mental health through primary schools
The All Black legend wants mental health to be a school subject like reading or maths.
Focus: Auckland grandma legally uses dried cannabis flower
Auckland grandmother, Pearl Schomburg, becomes first NZer to legally use dried cannabis flower to relieve her pain. Video / Michael Craig
Focus Live: 22,535 new Covid-19 cases; five deaths
4 March 2022 There are 22,535 new Covid-19 cases today and a further five deaths have been reported. There are now 67 people who have died with Covid since the outbreak started in 2020.
Omicron creating 'significant' shortages in medical staff
Departments were missing senior nurses, who are critical to triage and resuscitation.