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Endometriosis pain impact to be studied

University of Otago psychology postdoctoral research fellow Ashlee Berryman prepares a study...

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Endometriosis pain impact to be studied

A cohort of more than 70 Otago women with endometriosis are taking part in a new study, which will assess the benefits of an at-home pain management device on their thinking, memory and focus.

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Knowing ‘limits’ key to success

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Knowing ‘limits’ key to success

As runners start ramping up their distances in preparation for the Dunedin Marathon, ACC is urging them to know their limits and to pace themselves.

Spend on locum doctors at new high

Spend on locum doctors at new high

The amount of money spent on temporary doctors to plug gaps in the health system has hit a new high, topping $200 million for the third year in a row.

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Upcoming show to tickle all five senses

Globe Theatre stage manager Emily Gilbert and director Matt Brennan prepare to create a Parisian...

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Upcoming show to tickle all five senses

A student chef turned production stage manager hopes to trigger all five senses with the addition of restaurant aromas to an upcoming theatre production.

GPS trackers help find stolen e-scooter and bike

Switched on Bikes was broken into early on Saturday. Photo: Google Maps

GPS trackers help find stolen e-scooter and bike

A Wellington bike shop owner has recovered more than $10,000 worth of goods by using GPS trackers in his bikes.

Thousands sign breast cancer drug petition

Catherine Cooke delivered her petition to MPs at Parliament today. Photo: RNZ

Thousands sign breast cancer drug petition

A petition asking for cancer drug Keytruda to be funded for early-stage breast cancer has received more than 17,000 signatures.

Jones denies 'knee pads' remark was sexual reference

Shane Jones described his reference to "knee pads" as a "colourful expression". Photo: RNZ

Jones denies 'knee pads' remark was sexual reference

NZ First deputy Shane Jones says his "knee pads" jibe was a "harmless and innocuous expression" that could have meant anything from gardening to volleyball.

US slaps new 50% tariffs on Canadian products

US President Donald Trump and Canada's Prime Minister Mark Carney. Photo: Reuters

US slaps new 50% tariffs on Canadian products

Canadian products targeted by the US include wine, hockey sticks, cement, dairy, swimming pools and wigs.

Words from a visitor to the region

My daughter recently visited from Hastings, and left me with these words and images. Goes a long way to remind us how lucky we are! ( and we'll worth publishing...)Day 22/22 down South:I didn't want...

Sutton Salt Lake

The lake 19 July 2026. Lots of water.

Mini defibrillator to make treatment more accessible

The 'LifeBeat Mini' works just as a standard size defibrillator would. Photo: supplied

Mini defibrillator to make treatment more accessible

A new defibrillator the size of a mobile phone has been launched by Hato Hone St John, which it says will make life-saving treatment more accessible.

Govt receives inquiry into Tom Phillips case

Tom Phillips and one of the campsites he used in Waikato. Photo: RNZ and NZ Police

Govt receives inquiry into Tom Phillips case

The government has received the final report of the inquiry into the handling of the Tom Phillips case - but the Attorney-General says it'll be a few weeks before it's made public.

'Absolute bull****': Labour MP blasts govt over 'evil' voting changes

Labour MP Damien O'Connor said the coalition was trying to cut out the votes of poorer, more...

'Absolute bull****': Labour MP blasts govt over 'evil' voting changes

Labour is putting extra effort into ensuring people are enrolled to vote this election, with one of its MPs accusing the coalition of having an "evil agenda" to disallow its opponents' ballots.

Experts fear bill could still put conservation land at risk

The Skyline Track near Wānaka. File photo: DoC

Experts fear bill could still put conservation land at risk

An ecologist is concerned the government's Conservation Amendment Bill puts the country's national parks at risk of being developed for financial gain.

Pilot escapes after light plane crash in Canterbury

On Friday, FENZ suspended all fire permits for Canterbury, warning of extreme fire danger Sunday....

Pilot escapes after light plane crash in Canterbury

A light plane has crashed in rural Canterbury, but the pilot has escaped unhurt.

More owners taking dogs on retail runs

Julie Leeper treats her 13-year-old Labrador, Humphrey, and German Spitz, Storm, to a piece of...

More owners taking dogs on retail runs

Christchurch has one of the highest rates of dog ownership in the country, and more and more people are taking their four-legged companions on retail runs.

Hipkins urges National to pass consent law changes

Chris Hipkins and Paul Goldsmith. Photos: RNZ

Hipkins urges National to pass consent law changes

Chris Hipkins is urging the government to get on with changes aimed at clarifying the law around sexual consent, rather than making it a campaign issue.

Aussie mum delivers rare quadruplets

One in 15 million: Aussie mum delivers rare quadruplets

A proud mum of four, Jenitar Na'amoana didn't plan on having any more children.

Lime scooter rider killed in crash wasn't wearing helmet, had been drinking

Lime scooter rider killed in crash wasn't wearing helmet, had been drinking

A 23-year-old who died after falling off a Lime e-scooter wasn't wearing a helmet and had been drinking.

Andy Burnham sworn in as UK's latest PM

Britain's newly appointed Prime Minister Andy Burnham waves outside 10 Downing Street with his...

Andy Burnham sworn in as UK's latest PM

Andy Burnham has become Britain's seventh prime minister in a decade, pledging to reshape its politics to deliver a new economic model and revive a nation "fed up" with a revolving door of leaders.

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