Dyeming said two years on he is fully functional back at work, but yet at full fitness away from the job.

KiwiRail fined more than $200,000 after worker injured

The employee who fell, senior telecommunications technician Myles Dyeming, suffered a torn artery, a torn liver, a broken sternum, a punctured left lung, fractured vertebrae, and five fractured ribs.

12:50pm

Sunday's Ian Sinclair used a hidden camera to interview Dr Selwyn Leeks in 2007.

37 former Lake Alice patients get compensation of up to $600,000

The government last year announced its redress scheme for those tortured with electric shocks without anaesthetic or through being injected with paralysing drugs at the unit in the 1970s.

Thu, Nov 27

The executive, who has name suppression has since left his job.

Executive paid 14-year-old $1000 for sex – Uber Eats for pics

The man, who described himself as a "sugar daddy" on Snapchat, has admitted paying a teenage girl for sex.

Wed, Nov 26

Lydia Oosterhoff is a human rights lawyer and senior associate at Cooper Legal. (Source: RNZ / Jimmy Ellingham)

Ministry error exposes names of people seeking redress for sexual abuse

The ministry has removed the link to documents naming the five, but Google searches of the names were still bringing up the MSD information in the search engine's AI summary yesterday morning.

Tue, Nov 25

Palmerston North Central police station.

Gang conflict warrant spreads to Manawatū after shots fired at police

The Gang Conflict Warrant issued for Levin now covered Dannevirke, Feilding, Eketāhuna, and Horowhenua.

Tue, Sep 2

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A US man has been charged after flooding a hospital's emergency room.

Hospital staff concerned at combined cleaner-security officer roles

Cost savings from the scheme at Te Kuiti and Tokoroa hospitals have not been as much as predicted.

Mon, Jun 23