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Measles and vaccines in NZ: The facts
An outbreak of measles in Canterbury has prompted huge demand for vaccinations, but what is the disease and how serious is it really?
NZTA safety manager backs zero-toll target
New Zealand needs to have a vision for zero road deaths because any death is intolerable, NZTA Road Safety Manager Harry Wilson says.
'Prodigious' rainfall recorded between Dunedin and Chch
Wet weather in the South Island over the weekend has broken a number of records, with Christchurch receiving 167 percent of its normal July rainfall during the storm.
Fast food and sport a popular combo deal
Analysis - KFC's deal to sponsor the Rugby League World Cup caused a ruckus, but others have also taken money from businesses in health advocates' firing lines.
NZ and US: Fraught all the way back to LBJ
Vice President Joe Biden's arrival this evening follows a tradition of visits "strengthening our relationship" marred by differences over US military endeavors. Audio
