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Police are seeking information on the assault, which occurred in Helensville last month.

'More transparency in cash-flow reporting: something we’re happy about, some way to go.'

The $380m project has raised questions over cost, staffing and the funding process.

The victim was flown to Wellington Hospital in a serious condition.

OPINION: Health, education, water...if centralisation continues, problems will get worse.

Consumer NZ says such fees are unfair and mean people often can't shift.

Schoolgirl hit by a driver who may have been on the phone is "showing signs of healing".

'You don't learn to dance on the night of the ball,' says a counter-terrorism expert.

Doctors have received an average pay rise of just over 5.7 per cent.

Real benefits await patients at Hawke's Bay Hospital.

Little Sapphire Wakefield was resuscitated three times at the scene of the accident.

"We tried our very best to pick each piece up and put it where it should go."

NSW Police has fielded criticism for not revealing for 36 hours that a Taser was used.

An inquiry was launched to find out how he was able to get away with it for so long.

“Just one date, it’s not going to hurt you” Gareth Lunar told the woman.

Nurses have planned to stop work this week in a campaign for better pay.

Company went on a big overseas nursing recruitment drive last year to fully staff places.

With throat and mouth swelling, head pounding and painkillers useless, he needed 'relief'.

60 per cent of medical students are skipping essentials to make ends meet, surveys show.

'Does not hold you in good stead before a major operation'.

Online emergency healthcare business expanding into 'bricks and mortar'.

'Incredible success' as tumour removed from young girl's brain when awake.

Jo Gaeta's son refused to accept nothing could be done.

Staff feel 'they are being second-guessed and overruled,' former chairman says.

Ka Ora Telecare's initial rollout is for 20 rural practices.

The family have blown away by the support they've received from the Whanganui community.

Days after taking control of Al Shifa, the military has yet to unveil a purported centre.

Returning to work in the health system was like going back into an 'abusive marriage'.

State Highway 1 has remained open after the incident.