Govt's $20m ED funding injection 'not any new money'
A $20 million funding injection could mean cuts to other areas of Health New Zealand, an emergency doctor has warned.
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How email to disgraced top cop led to gun vetting change
How email to disgraced top cop led to gun vetting change
Disgraced former Deputy Police Commissioner Jevon McSkimming instructed staff to make changes to the firearms vetting process, after an acquaintance complained they might lose their licence.
Hospital radiology scan rates 'grim' — APEX union
Hospital radiology scan rates 'grim' — APEX union
Health New Zealand data shows 18,000 patients had waited longer than 42 days for CT or MRI scans by June.
Arrest after laser 'pointed at planes'
Arrest after laser 'pointed at planes'
A man has been charged with endangering transport after pointing a laser at two commercial aircraft, police say.
Commission spells out latest pay offers to teachers
Commission spells out latest pay offers to teachers
Commissioner Sir Brian Roche insists the latest offer to primary teachers is as high as it can go.
Caregiver tried to get elderly man's will changed
Caregiver tried to get elderly man's will changed
"I just want to get all my affairs in order before I snuff it," one handwritten note read.
Thousands protest against pay equity changes
Thousands protest against pay equity changes
Thousands of people are at rallies around the country to protest changes to pay equity laws.
Info sought on Canterbury death
Info sought on Canterbury death
Canterbury police are investigating a sudden death in Heathcote Valley.
Neighbours breathe easy as home to be demolished
Neighbours breathe easy as home to be demolished
Steel gates, warning signs and the start of demolition works outside a mouldy, abandoned home has brought relief to a Wellington street.
Ardern calls for the end of 'genocide' in Gaza
Ardern calls for the end of 'genocide' in Gaza
Dame Jacinda Ardern has called the war in Gaza a "genocide", joining a growing chorus of international experts, world leaders and organisations saying Israel's actions meet the definition under international law.
Officer in hospital after dog attack
Officer in hospital after dog attack
A Bay of Plenty officer has undergone surgery after being attacked by a dog during an arrest.
Patients using KiwiSaver to pay for unfunded cancer drugs
Patients using KiwiSaver to pay for unfunded cancer drugs
KiwiSaver is becoming less of a retirement fund, and more of a "life saver" for cancer patients forced to use it to pay for treatments not funded or available here.
Kmart blender could 'self-activate', recall issued
Kmart blender could 'self-activate', recall issued
A portable blender sold at Kmart is being recalled due to safety concerns that it may turn itself on if the base of the product is immersed in water.
Passengers trapped on Wellington train 'peeing in bags'
Passengers trapped on Wellington train 'peeing in bags'
Commuters stranded for more than three hours on a Wellington train were forced to improvise when nature called - using "travel johns", or disposable toilet bags, handed out by staff.
Police staff member involved in 'mass fraud offending'
Police staff member involved in 'mass fraud offending'
A police staffer was involved in fraud offending against a "large retail chain" before and after they started working for the police, an investigation found.
Willis 'best Finance Minister NZ's ever going to have': Luxon
Willis 'best Finance Minister NZ's ever going to have': Luxon
The Prime Minister has mounted a fierce defence of Finance Minister Nicola Willis, in the wake of calls for Willis to resign.
Christchurch woman found dead
Christchurch woman found dead
A 66-year-old missing woman has been found dead in Christchurch this evening.
Tom Phillips details to remain secret as injunction continues
Tom Phillips details to remain secret as injunction continues
An injunction preventing the media from publishing certain details related to the investigation into Tom Phillips and his family remains in place.
Former top cop joins Kiwis seeking overseas cancer treatment
Former top cop joins Kiwis seeking overseas cancer treatment
A former top cop has joined a number of Kiwi blood cancer patients seeking cutting edge therapy overseas, as wait times grow for standard stem cell treatment in New Zealand.
Nash dumped from govt trip to US over 'distraction' concerns
Nash dumped from govt trip to US over 'distraction' concerns
Former Labour minister-now-New Zealand First admirer Stuart Nash has been dumped from a government trip to the United States this week due to concerns his recent remarks about women would be "a distraction".