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'It's hard every day': Parents find hope in fundraiser after son died taking LSD
Parents say they'll "do anything to bring awareness" about safe drug taking.
Parents say they'll "do anything to bring awareness" about safe drug taking.
An expert shares strategies for staying booze-free during the festive season.
OPINION: Greg Bruce discovers his 6-year-old has a social media problem.
A silly season sobriety survival guide from people who've been there.
The 16-month crime spree across Whāngarei left a trail of shattered lives.
The woman also rode a bicycle through group of primary students, shouting profanities.
Is a digital diet every now and then good for your mental health?
A Herald investigation revealed the extent of students' gambling during school hours.
OPINION: All too often, we see shining bright stars fade away long before their time.
From his relationship with Geri Horner to an Ayda Field split and on-stage panic attack.
Kiwi law school graduate and creator of the theatre show REHAB, on 'recovering loudly'.
Mum of four goes from meth addict to horticultural journey.
The Friends star was found in his LA home today.
Sex addiction is often blamed by celebs for sex offences - but is it a genuine illness?
"I was used and abused by the gangs in NZ. My life will be doomed if I am sent back."
It's hoped the concert will provide a sense of community.
Worry over the availability and declining prices of meth and cannabis in Northland.
The star says his struggles were not brought on by fame.
"If you come back to court for drink-driving, bring your toothbrush."
The man from New Mexico robbed one of the banks two times.
The broadcaster said the ad placement was a mistake.
A couple has made a shocking confession about how much they drink each week.
Sonny Kotuhi went to prison because of his addiction; now he goes back to help others.
Holly Beckham reached 'rock bottom' three years ago before realising she needed help.
Innovative roles are being used to help both the healthcare system and patients cope.
The unidentified presenter is alleged to have sent more than £35,000 to the then-teenager.
He did not check to see if anyone was injured.
Days later, he appeared on TV talking about being free from addiction.
Joel Toroa does not want to return to NZ. Everything he has and loves is in Australia.
The Herald has analysed decades of data to see how crime has changed in Aotearoa.