Gareth Thomas
The surgical "mesh mess" probed by MPs
Compensation claims by patients suffering damaging complications caused by a controversial surgical mesh are mounting. Audio
Cancer treatment specialists strike
Some health workers who provide radiation treatment to cancer patients are going on strike today. Audio
Physio had sex with client - inquiry
A physiotherapist denies he acted unprofessionally by having sex with a patient. The woman in her 20s was pursued just hours after her final consultation. Audio
Budget 2015 - our correspondents rate it
Radio New Zealand's economics correspondent Patrick O'Meara, education correspondent John Gerritsen, health reporter Gareth Thomas, and Auckland issues reporter Todd Niall speak with Wallace about the… Audio
The budget and what it means for health
And Gareth Thomas has been looking at what the Budget means for the health sector. Audio
Special coverage of the Budget 2015
Susie Ferguson presents coverage of the 2015 Budget, plus expert analysis and commentary from Radio New Zealand's correspondents. Audio
Prevention better than cure in health budget?
Now back to the budget and more tax on tobacco - maybe a levy on sugar? Or perhaps an increase in state-funded lifestyle coaching? Audio
Woman dies in hospital after treatment delays
An inquiry's found a woman died in Wellington Hospital after waiting too long for treatment. Audio
Radio NZ's Gareth Thomas affected by heavy rainfall
The Kapiti Coast experienced the worst of the rain and flooding yesterday, with more rain falling in one day than usually falls in the entire month of May. Audio
Weather: our reporter on the Kapiti Coast
RNZ reporter Gareth Thomas, is on the Kapiti Coast. Audio
Should the Maori fisheries body be canned?
MPs have heard iwi don't want the Maori fisheries body to be abolished. Audio
Mayor supports Ngati Toa's Te Reo aspirations
The mayor of Porirua says his city's right behind a local tribe's attempt to keep its language alive. Audio
Truck sales at full throttle
Motor body-building businesses can't keep pace with the demand for fitted-out heavy trucks. Audio
Ute & van sales economic indicator - industry
The motor industry says flash cars are no longer the measure of how well its sector is performing. Audio
Rheumatic fever vaccine would be a 'huge step forward'
An infectious disease specialist says the prospect of a safe, effective and affordable vaccine to combat rheumatic fever is a huge step forward. The disease affects people in a number of Maori… Audio
Te Manu Korihi News for 12 March 2015
Te Puni Kokiri has faced questions about the time it's taking to restructure; Less than a third of Far North residents have so far voted on whether to create Maori council wards for the district; The… Audio
Te Manu Korihi News for 12 March 2015
Less than a third of Far North residents have so far voted on whether to create Maori council wards for the district; Te Puni Kokiri has faced questions about the time it's taking to restructure the… Audio
Te Manu Korihi News for 11 March 2015
A Victoria university lecturer says schools are missing out on digital resources to help boost the use of Te Reo. Te Tumu Paeroa, the Maori Trustee says the success of a kiwifruit orchard on the East… Audio
Te Manu Korihi News for 11 March 2015
Waikato-Tainui is accusing Maori Television of blatant censorship - after it pulled a haka performance critical of the broadcaster from its online service; The MP for Tamaki Makaurau is calling on the… Audio
Te Manu Korihi News for 11 March 2015
The MP for Tamaki Makaurau is calling on the Catholic Church to front-up and make a decision on the future of Hato Petera College in Auckland; Waikato-Tainui says a initial decision by Maori… Audio