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Monarchy about to change 'dramatically'
Queen's Platinum Jubilee celebrations mark a big turning point for the British monarchy.
Fact check: Busting monkeypox myths
The recent cases of monkeypox are actually just shingles : False.
The online campaign targeting consumers of fake news
"We want to destabalise their thinking."
Health expert slams Coca-Cola's sugar move in fizzy drink
'Is this going to improve the health of the nation ... the answer is no,' professor says.
Bloomfield has Covid, isolating in Geneva after attending health summit
Bloomfield travelled to Switzerland with Health Minister Andrew Little.
Fourth Covid vaccine jab approved for 'most vulnerable' Kiwis
Second boosters to get sign-off for people at most risk of falling very ill from Covid-19.
Ricky Gervais' heartbreaking confession
The After Life actor created a solemn mood while appearing on BBC's The One Show.
Monkey what? How concerned should we be about monkeypox
Recently disease has been detected in 12 countries where the virus is not endemic.
Jazz Thornton: Kiwi kids' concerning notes in school back packs
"It's heartbreaking but it no longer shocks me."
Hit-and-run survivor returns to finish race across US - with surgeons who saved him
Five years on from the hit and run, Nick Ashill is returning to finish his ultra marathon.
Gross find behind woman's bedhead
A woman constantly plagued with headaches and sinus infections found out why.
'Expensive water': Dr Karl shocks fans with almond milk claim
The popular Aussie scientist said peanut butter milk would be better than almond.
Princess Charlene addresses health issues for the first time
The princess has spoken to media amid her ongoing health battle.
'Oh my God no': Talented musician ended own life after bludgeoning flatmate
A man who attacked his flatmate moments before ending his life was psychotic at the time.
Breakthrough infections raise risk of long Covid, death
Breakthrough infections can raise danger of long Covid - but unvaxxed still most at risk.
Carriann Hall: Budget does nil for aged care crisis
OPINION: Healthcare boss says aged care nurses will continue to leave in droves.
'Growth advantage': Covid subvariant sign pandemic far from over
Health authorities report 8150 community cases and 11 more virus-relayed deaths.
Monkeypox 'likely' in NZ but no threat
What's next for monkeypox? Some older people may already be immune.
Going keto: Why we're sticking with low-carb lifestyle
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Fatigue, pain, anxiety common among NZ's Covid 'long haulers'
Researchers reveal early findings of a major study into the impacts of long Covid in NZ.
New pathway for Māori keen on health careers
Genetics student Amber Te Tau is grateful for the support she has received from Pūhoro.
'Had I not had my stroke, had I been on top of my game, that fire would not have been lit' - Semenoff
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Shocked mum gives birth moments after finding out she was pregnant
The woman thought she was having stomach pains but doctors soon revealed she was in labour
Rest home nurse worked three days without break due to short-staffing
The aged care home in the rural North Island has about 50 patients.
Why the air at the gym may be more likely to spread Covid
New York Times: Several notable superspreader events have occurred at indoor gym classes.
Pfizer and the monkeypox vaccine - the truth
The monkeypox outbreak has seen misinformation spread along with it.
Watch: Bruce Willis shoots hoops amid aphasia diagnosis
The Die Hard actor was seen showing off his skills earlier this week.
Thomas Coughlan: Is the health budget really failing Māori?
Does the health budget hurt Māori or is it the biggest win in a generation?
Great Minds: The troubling questions behind 'Covid brain'
Scientists are making concerning discoveries about what Covid-19 can do to our brains.
Winter bugs: Student outbreak of flu-like illnesses, vaccination coverage 'way too low'
With winter fast approaching, the Herald examines how we're tracking with illness so far.
Puberty starts earlier than it used to. Nobody knows why
New York Times: Some girls are starting to develop breasts as early as age 6 or 7.