Survivor's courageous lake charity paddle
He was given two years to live in 2009. Now, he's paddling 7km in a waka for charity.
AdvertisementAdvertise with NZME.
Latest fromHealth
Can losing weight increase your risk of cancer?
Being overweight is linked to many health issues – but what about losing weight?
Bullied manager awarded $137,000 for workplace abuse
Magnum Hire owner created 'toxic' work culture with regular abuse and tantrums.
7 habits that are keeping middle-aged men from a longer life
From lying on the sofa to neglecting loved ones, is it time to rethink our behaviour?
Health worker exodus, youth boot camps and KiwiSaver contributions | Focus Morning Bulletin March 6, 2024
Fears of a health worker exodus as Kiwis are tempted across the ditch, more details emerge on the Government’s youth boot camps and how much ignoring your Kiwisaver could be costing you in the latest NZ Herald headlines. Video / NZ Herald
Health partnership aims to improve dementia care for Māori communities.
Dr Makarena Dudley will be questioning whānau on mate wareware care.
Boy with 'crippling disability' denied rehab after five-hour brain surgery
'We just do not have enough facilities for the kids in our country,' his mum says.
Volume of cocaine consumed in NZ jumps more than 90 per cent
There has also been a tenfold increase in people in their 60s and 70s using cannabis.
'Extremely busy': Christchurch Hospital ED swamped with over 100 patients
The high rates of occupancy were expected to continue until Wednesday morning.
'No joy': Bruce Willis' wife's candid marriage confession
The couple have been married for almost 15 years and share two daughters together.
Is the workplace affecting women's heart health?
With the right practices, workplaces can have a positive impact on women’s health.
How can I lose my beer belly and still drink alcohol?
It can be taxing for not only the bank account, but also long-term health.
How hair loss has been interpreted throughout the years
Women's alopecia has been viewed differently in history - what does it really mean?
'A moral debt': The nation making a historic move on abortion
As other nations roll back women's rights, one country is enshrining them in law.
Northland gets a disabled entertainment extravaganza
A spark of entertainment for the Far North's disabled community.
Science of sleep: 10 things we’re learning about sleep in NZ
We all spend around one third of our lives asleep - yet a third of us don't get enough.
Double blow: One brother told he has bowel cancer as his sibling dies
Friends rally after tragedy strikes a South Auckland whānau.
Pensioner bashed at rally to her attacker: 'You're a disgrace'
Senior citizen meets her attacker in court.
How much language learning is lost during toddlers' screen time?
The average 3-year-old could be missing out on more than 1100 adult words a day.
Why motivation isn’t enough to stay on track with your fitness goals
Kiwi personal trainer Samantha Bluemel's top tips for better wellbeing.
Smoking vs vaping — what both do to your body from the first puff
Can vaping really be less harmful? Experts weigh in on the short and long-term effects.
'Traumatised' mum who lost baby slams hospital treatment
A woman who lost her baby at 15 weeks was not told she would miscarry a baby alive.
Why a ban on energy drinks won't be enough to protect children
The buzz around energy drinks isn't dying down. And it's not just because of the caffeine.
Working from home? How many of these bad habits have you fallen into?
The nine most unhealthy WFH behaviours - and how to fix them.
Looking at the numbers, Dr Shane Reti's health plan for Māori doesn't add up
OPINION: Chartered accountant Neil Woodhams looks at the Health Minister's budget.
Blood, Sweat and Tears: At work
Firefighter Dora Dehar can not hesitate to run into a burning building even when she is suffering menopausal symptoms like brain fog or a hot flush. Video / Mike Scott
Blood, Sweat and Tears: Handling your hormones
Treating menopause seems a bit of a mystery but getting expert advice can be a god send. Video / Mike Scott
'It was torture': Watch the truth about menopause on Blood, Sweat and Tears
The series shows how menopause affects relationships, families and the workplace.
Matt Heath: There is such a thing as an honourable hangover
OPINION: The issue of hangovers in the workplace is a nuanced one.
Blood, Sweat and Tears: From pause to play
Menopause is not an end to living but is rather a transition to a new phase that can be full of opportunity. Video / Mike Scott
Blood, Sweat and Tears: Anxiety
For author Megan Nicol Reed, menopause exacerbated her anxiety to levels where she felt incapacitated. Video / Mike Scott
Blood, Sweat and Tears: Psychobitch
When Kirsty McAlpine experienced menopause it almost destroyed her family. Video / Mike Scott
'He is extra special': Baby James leaps into world early
Four babies were born at Whanganui Hospital on February 29.
Blood, Sweat and Tears: The Hot Mess
What is menopause and why is there so much stigma surrounding it? Video / Mike Scott