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More than 100 drinkers are hospitalised, with some in critical condition.

Emergency services went to a recreational facility on Shea Terrace.

Health NZ denies it has stopped hiring following outrage from nursing unions.

North Shore Hospital's Tōtara Haumaru building has been sitting empty for months.

Covid backlog, ancient IT system part of problem, but upgrade request for latter rejected.

The Ministry of Health held an all-staff meeting on the plan this morning.

The incident happened just after 3pm on Tuesday.

A St John call operator told the man he had a chest infection.

The child was transported to Christchurch Hospital in a critical condition.

An arborist trained in CPR says he and others went into 'reactive mode' to save the man.

The post-menopausal woman had been bleeding on and off for five years.

The proposed rules come after years of tension centred on high c-section rates.

'We believe these injuries were not accidental.'

Family putting hope in CAR T-cell therapy, but need funds to get them to Melbourne.

Names behind one of New Zealand's oldest retail dynasties: what next for them?

OPINION: A double-whammy of illnesses may deliver New Zealand its sickest winter yet.

Not everyone has the means to raise $180,000 to travel overseas for surgery, student says.

Priests were called to Aiden's bedside. Now he wants to give back to those who helped him.

Some patients regularly travel long distances to access cheaper private care.

Patients are told they'll be seen in six weeks, but wait months.

'Junior doctors work 32 hours in a 48-hour period over the weekend.'

Patients told: "I cannot guarantee you will be able to receive a blood transfusion".

There are huge risks if the short staffing is not addressed, a medical oncologist says.

Ed Dormon's first thought was about being able to continue his passion of caregiving.

MFAT says it is "following up" with the injured.

There were reports of long waits for a bed and patients in corridors.

A British man died on the flight. There were 23 Kiwis on board, four were hospitalised.

OPINION: The first step is to phone the hospital and apologise for your upcoming lateness.

A British man died on the flight. There were 23 Kiwis onboard, two were hospitalised.