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Opinion: People with rare disorders the most vulnerable in society
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Rugby player dies after head injury in Auckland match
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The man was starved of oxygen, causing a fatal brain injury.
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The masseur faced criminal charges after being caught making videos of his patients.
Victim of freak bridge incident says council, contractor, haven't apologised
The wife of a man injured on a council bridge says their lives have been dreadful since.
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Targets proposed to shrink healthcare wait times to cost $723m
Labour says the proposed cost signals the expense required to reduce treatment delays.
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Kiwi music icon reveals terminal brain cancer diagnosis
Teremoana Rapley, 51, revealed she possibly has only months left to live.
Former Te Whatu Ora chair criticises Health NZ’s ‘savings’ directive
Rob Campbell said it shows "poor management" and is "frankly irresponsible".
'Having a sense of humour helps': What it’s really like to live with a stoma bag
Telegraph: After 20 years, Joanna Prance realised this was the solution she had to face.
How to tell if your preschooler is autistic
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Tairua local gets behind brekkie in pink
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By the time he was seen, he was nauseous, shaking and needed IV antibiotics.
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Te Whatu Ora confirms hospitals must save $105m by July
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Hospitals asked to make more than $80m in savings by July
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