Kiwi women navigating the demands of bodybuilding
Beneath the polished poses and sculpted physiques lies a demanding lifestyle for bodybuilding athlete/coaches Abigail and Teiyana.
Behind Every Bag: NZ’s Blood service
New Zealand’s blood supply is under pressure. While more than 130,000 people are registered donors, that’s just a fraction of those eligible—and the need, especially for plasma, is climbing fast.
Creating a spark for World Parkinson's Day
The Multiple Sclerosis and Parkinson's Canterbury Charitable Trust (MSPC) hosted its first World Parkinson's Day celebration today.
New Zealand nurses call for an immediate halt
The New Zealand Nurses Organisation want to stop police withdrawing from mental health callouts.
Creating a spark for World Parkinson's Day
Multiple Sclerosis and Parkinson's Canterbury Charitable Trust are celebrating World Parkinson's Day with a fun event.
Lack of Nursing Jobs for New Graduates
Recent nursing graduates are finding the job search tough with scarce positions available.
Endometriosis: A Call For Change
After many years of struggling, endometriosis patients are still being told that the agonizing pain they are experiencing is normal.
New Zealand's new vaping laws have come into play
New vape laws will ban the use of cartoon characters on packaging.
Radio Current Affairs - Live: Cuddle Hearts
Cuddle Hearts connect NICU babies with their whānau.
Medicinal Cannabis: it's time to stir the pot
Discussions on medicinal cannabis are ongoing. But as treatment for Kiwis living in pain continues behind closed doors, the question of how long it will go on in this way is on everyone's lips.