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About 30,000 people were given blood contaminated with HIV or hepatitis C, with about 3000 of those believed to have died.

Abuse survivors have used the records to find out life-changing information about their family - and even their true ethnicity.

The last thing we need when faced with the possibility of cancer is to have to push for diagnosis and care. Yet it's a common experience.

The new government's promised law and order changes need to happen faster, a spokesman says.

Massey University is again facing a big deficit for the year, although so far its finances aren't as bad as feared.

Christopher Luxon has fronted an unapologetic defence of National's first months in power, its pace of change and commitment to tax relief.

Students at Salisbury School now have a fleet of bicycles they can ride again, after Bike Hub Nelson pitched in to repair nearly 20 bikes that had fallen into disrepair.

An urgent overhaul of health systems to better catch and control communicable diseases, from Covid-19 to measles, is months behind schedule - but authorities are promising to "avoid gaps".

If the government really wants Oranga Tamariki to continue working with Māori groups, it should leave the law as it is, leader says.