'Poor evidence': Health NZ reviewing diagnosis of Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome
Kiwis, many of whom are young women, are paying more than $100,000 for overseas surgery.
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Changes to benefit ‘may negatively impact young jobseekers’
The changes include requiring recipients to reapply every six months.
Letters: Marae investment will prove its worth
Readers have their say on marae investment, food safety and residential cabins.
Company reporting: Investors should brace themselves - Mark Lister
OPINION: Many results likely to make for sombre reading.
'Hope you get what you deserve': Man hit by two vehicles was walking home from 'family event'
'To the other people that left my brother there, I hope you get what you deserve.'
Have you seen Lavanda? Police, family fear for girl, 15, missing in Waikato
She was last seen in the rural community of Tapapa yesterday evening.
Watch - 'Hostile and violent': Boy racer events orchestrated to attack cops - police union
Video footage shows a ute reversing at speed to ram a police vehicle.
Rowers and kayakers inspired by Olympians in Winter Series Race
Whanganui Rowing Association’s Blinkhorne & Carroll 6km Winter Series race.
Barbie-themed samba takes top spot at Dancing for Hospice 2024
'Everything pink and everything fun.'
Why A2 Milk's profit is set to defy sluggish Chinese economy
A2 Milk expected to report a healthy gain in its annual net profit on Monday.
Home Kills film tour brings Waikato and BOP to the big screen
Home Kills film tour hits Waikato, Bay of Plenty, and Coromandel cinemas with Q&A sessions
Watch: Four police cars damaged in 'hostile, violent' car event
Four police cars were damaged in total.
Watch: Ute rams police car during 'Hamilton invasion' as boy racers descend on city
The ute can be seen reversing at speed and ramming the police car.
Thames gym fighting fit and ready to expand
Club punching above its weight and keen to welcome more members of the community.
Waikato FPC make three changes for Canterbury clash in Farah Palmer Cup
Jade Coates and Tafiau Fetalaiga set for their 10th Waikato cap, earning their Mooloo Bell
Photo competition launched to show people aged 65-plus 'living their best life'
The winning photos will feature in an outdoor exhibition in Tauranga.
Crown manager to be paid $1100 per day to work on Wairoa flood fix
Two Hawke’s Bay councils will have to pay Govt appointee Lawrence Yule's wages.
'Hot' Kiwi baker is selling NZ's 'sexiest kitchen'
Former contestant of hit TV show reveals the secrets of his luxury lifestyle property.
94 days and 200 miles: Farm dog Scottie's long journey home in 1921
In 1921, Scottie travelled back home to his old farm - from New Brighton to Herbert.
'Good to see smiles on their faces': Young Farmers helping older farmers
“There are times they’ve helped us, so there’s a lot of respect for older farmers."
Steering toward change: Whangārei launches first young adult drivers court
The court is a first for New Zealand and will assist people to obtain their licence.
'The Mount Everest of being in the saddle': Northland adventurer takes extreme riding to the world
Ever wanted to ride a yak, reindeer or camel? A Northland adventurer explains how.
Charitable trust unlocking the power of fruit
Heritage Food Crops Research Trust looks into medicinal properties of plant-based food.
Tui beaten in brave Farah Palmer Cup debut
It was a Tui happy hour, before Counties Manukau took the lead.
Shield Fever is all go - Southland gone, Northland next
A 31-17 win for the Magpies. Bring on Northland.
Autopsy completed on 5-year-old found dead in pond
Authorities have completed their examination as family plan tangi.
Hawke’s Bay expressway crash victim dies at Wellington Hospital
One person has died following the incident on State Highway 2 earlier this week.
Meet Cortez Ratima, the new breed of halfback named after a shoe
All Blacks and Chiefs halfback's name comes from his father's favourite sneaker.
'Used to it': Five young cousins speak out against sexual abuser
The man has now been jailed for 12 years and six months.
Help sought to save St Andrew's Church in Inglewood
The church was first built as a peace memorial for the Inglewood soldiers who died in WWI.
UK delegation discusses Taranaki's offshore wind
The group was here to share their expertise with New Zealand on renewable energy.
Over the line: The man behind our most successful Olympics
The man in charge of New Zealand's team at the Olympics is back at work in Hawke's Bay.
Napier cruise season: The dates, the number of ships and what it means for shop owners
'Pre-Covid, cruise ships were a bit of a 'yeah-nah', whereas now we really welcome them.'
Ngāpuhi: Mane Tahere can’t see a Treaty settlement in sight
The country's youngest iwi leader says wellbeing first, money second.