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OPINION: Our infrastructure challenges require sustained effort from the Government.

An action plan for building New Zealand’s vital infrastructure will be out shortly.

Yuvaraj Krishnan allegedly used bogus CVs, reference letters and certificates.

Two are at Dunedin Hospital and two at Southland Hospital.

The car careened off a street and into a garage where four people were gathered.

Half of those surveyed had never attended a trauma call or resuscitation.

A bill of at least $17 million has landed back in the lap of Te Whatu Ora Health NZ.

The section is closed until January, but a bike bypass is in place.

One of New Zealand horse racing’s biggest names was left stunned.

Enormous emotional and physical cost on residents, staff and the health system.

Tuakau mum fears her fourth child was "just chucked in the tip, like it was nothing".

Pattie Ree suffered a serious concussion following a lime scooter accident.

St George's Hospital is turning away mothers and babies due to staff shortage.

Staff are struggling "despite continually giving it their all to keep the patients safe".

A number of other rest homes and charity-based places have shut down lately too.

Business has 33 villages accommodating 6500 residents.

National has announced it would extend the screening age if party is in government.

Woman arrived at hospital in the early hours of the morning with signs of severe sepsis.

"In the next 10 years about 50 per cent of our GPs are set to retire."

Lawyer says this case raises an interesting issue about a disabled child who is injured.

All acute or emergency operations will still go ahead.

Hospital could have fewer beds and operating theatres because of budget pressures.

New block rising at the near-capacity hospital with big staffing pressures

Entire wards could be dropped from the new Dunedin Hospital's inpatient building.

Mr A was diagnosed with terminal cancer that may have been avoided with follow-up care.

Investigation highlights extreme pressures that hospital ED had been operating under.

Training for staff wanting to work in ICU could sometimes take years.

The situation was described as 'ongoing and difficult to control'.

A Kiwi went to the US for a cousin's wedding but contracted a life-threatening pneumonia.