Junior doctors will picket outside Dunedin Hospital this morning, as a second 48-hour strike by members of the New Zealand Resident Doctors' Association union begins.
Work needed to get stage one of Dunedin Hospital's new critical care unit fit for purpose includes altering walls and sealing lighting and electrical sockets, a report to be considered by SDHB commissioners says.
As New Zealand endures another summer heatwave, newly released University of Otago research into scorching temperatures last January shows South Island seawater temperatures were almost subtropical.
The Southern District Health Board has been bailed out by the taxpayer, but also received a stern warning from the Health Minister that it needs to rein in its costs.
Grey skies and morning rain did not deter patrons from flocking to the annual Taieri A&P Show on Saturday, where a good crowd enjoyed a busy day at the Taieri showgrounds.
It is a story in keeping with the history of a well-travelled vessel — a Dunedin family will celebrate a special family reunion in Auckland today, on board a historic ship built on Stewart...
The number of South Islanders with dementia is set to double within 20 years, but for those estimated 31,000 people it need not be an unpleasant experience.
The battle to prevent the downgrading of the Lumsden Maternity Centre will not go to court, but its owners say that does not mean the fight to preserve its status has ended.
An unwanted roller-coaster ride resulted in all passengers on an Air New Zealand flight from Christchurch to Invercargill on Wednesday having their tickets refunded.
A Kurow mother who moved to Auckland to access treatment for her daughter's eating disorder has had to travel even further for the specialised help needed.