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Officials are trying to confirm link with second suspected case.

Hospital staff missed warning signs that the woman's uterus had ruptured.

Nurses say corridor care and staff shortages are putting patients at risk.

The pressure on eye health services has continued to grow as the population ages.

Waikato Hospital staff were left shaken after a man allegedly smashed windows.

Three non-profit providers say 4500 clients could be affected by a Health NZ decision.

'Unfortunately, that night became his last night.'

Workers cried as they were told their care for older and disabled people was being cut.

The New Dunedin Hospital’s outpatient building has officially opened.

Health NZ said it would assess its process in awarding the tender to Te Kupenga Net Trust.

Exclusive: search the real shift numbers now for almost every ward and hospital in NZ.

The doctor acknowledged failures in care and no longer worked at the hospital.

Nurses say conditions are so bad it feels feral.

A patient says a disruptive man intimidated others at the hospital's emergency department.

Colin Probst says he can only use one type of machine at Whangārei Hospital.

OPINION: A strained health system puts pressure on the economy and households.

Doctors warn flu pressure is straining hospitals, GPs and ambulance services.

Whangārei patient had half a metre of bowel removed after wound ruptured.

'Auckland’s ED continues to experience significant demand' – Dr Michael Shepherd.

A number of despondent graduates are considering leaving New Zealand to work in Australia.

Te Whare Oranga Tangata o Whakaue will welcome patients from Tuesday.

OPINION: Health NZ's review needs to deliver results.

The student saw multiple doctors over months before his diagnosis.

Health NZ used strict hiring controls as part of its savings plan, documents show.

The coroner found Thames Hospital's ED failed to monitor Blake Williams' decline.

Flu admissions have doubled as hospitals open dedicated wards and cancel surgery.

The Government will change guidelines to enable GPs to make a clinical diagnosis.

One school had 120 students off sick. Another had five of seven teachers away ill.

Kyla appeared to be improving from flu-like symptoms before she "deteriorated rapidly'.