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Most Kiwis are out of luck if they want the chance to watch this year’s Americas Cup live and free-to-air, says New Zealand First.
Children from disadvantaged households are more likely to hit puberty early and could face poorer health later in life as a result, an Australian study has shown.
Repeated success has been a key feature of this quarter’s health target results in the Bay of Plenty.
Health Minister Jonathan Coleman says the latest health target results show increased performance at Waikato DHB, particularly on the raising healthy kids target.
"The six national health targets help to drive improvement in performance across the health system," says Dr Coleman.
An exclusive new poll has revealed the top issues New Zealanders believe the Government must address in Thursday’s Budget. It also gives insights into attitudes towards tax reductions.
Health Minister Jonathan Coleman says the latest health target results show increased performance around the country, particularly on the raising healthy kids target.
"The six national health targets help to drive improvement in performance across the health system," says Dr Coleman.
Recent research showing positive results from a South Auckland school’s ‘water only’ policy is encouraging says The New Zealand Dental Association (NZDA).
Decile 1 Yendarra School adopted a 'water only' policy for drinks in 2007, requesting parents to supply only water and milk.
Health Minister and Sport and Recreation Minister Jonathan Coleman welcomes the return of an awareness campaign which encourages families to make small changes to help tackle childhood obesity.
Health Minister Jonathan Coleman and Education Minister Nikki Kaye have today welcomed the released updated physical activity guidelines for children and young people aged five to 17.
Researchers from the University of Auckland’s Bioengineering Institute (ABI) will step outside their laboratories tomorrow and spend a day with 40 Year nine and ten pupils at NgÄ TaiÄtea School in Hamilton.
