Stories by Ellen O'Dwyer

The Health NZ incident report, obtained under the Official Information Act, shows clinicians may have been prevented from making timely patient care decisions during the Crowdstrike outage. Audio

Bowel Cancer New Zealand say hundreds of patients are crying out for treatment. Audio

Peter Boshier says the payments have been unreasonably low.

Epidemiologist Professor Tony Blakely has suggested mandates need to be used less widely, as he describes a "game of two halves" during the pandemic. Audio

They don't believe the extra $32m will be enough to help them. Audio

The Royal Commission of Inquiry into Abuse in Care found forced adoptions were often organised by church institutions, state social workers, and medical professionals. Audio

Toni Jarvis says he wants the government to announce details of a redress system. Audio

Blood cancer patients say they have potentially years of work and paying tax ahead of them, but that it's not being counted. Audio

Councillors decide on Thursday whether to sell the 34 percent stake in the capital's airport. Here's what we know so far about how they will vote. Audio

Property developers for a central Wellington apartment which was evacuated on Sunday night say it was a false alarm triggered by one resident.

The church has apologised again - but won't accept some of the Royal Commission's findings.

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It's the first time China has launched a missile into the Pacific Ocean in the past 44 years.

The Catholic Church in New Zealand is not saying say whether it will seek an apology by Pope Francis over abuse by Marist Brothers in Fiji. Audio

Commissioners recommended police review or re-investigate cases of abuse - but police won't say whether they've done so. Audio

New Zealand should consider following the UK's lead in classifying a form of misogyny as extremism, an expert says. Audio

Clinicians are breaking down in tears daily over pressures they are facing from staff shortages, a rural healthcare manager says. Audio

New research shows most New Zealand parents believe the financial pressures of parenthood are getting worse. Audio

Experts say an artificial intelligence could soon be attending online chats for you - but what are the risks? Audio

Health NZ Te Whatu Ora has missed a self-imposed deadline it gave for placing graduate nurses into the hospital system.

Some cancer patients say the government's treatment pledge comes too late - while others are still in the dark about whether game-changing drugs will be funded for them. Audio

Volunteers working on education, social and drug programmes have not been allowed back into a women's prison in Wellington since Covid-19. Audio

A principal says she has been told the meals won't meet the same nutrition standards because of cost . Audio

A majority of the speakers at Victoria University's debate on free speech on Tuesday night were against a proposed law change requiring universities to implement free speech policies. Audio

Members of the community gathered quietly before dawn on Thursday to commemorate the anniversary of the Loafers Lodge blaze, which killed five men.