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Young, autistic, trans, and distressed, they turned to the mental health system for support. It didn't help

One family's story shows the growing pressures on mental health services for young people.

'Casualties grow every day': Rare defeat as Ukraine forces retreat from key city

After weeks of ferocious fighting, Ukrainian forces will retreat to avoid encirclement.

Sharon Stone reveals she has 'lost nine children' by miscarriage

Star says anyone who has suffered a miscarriage requires 'compassion and empathy'.

Spanish police chopper busts Porsche 911 at huge speed

A tourist taking a sports car on the ultimate test drive got more than they bargained for.

Ferry price rise called 'punishing', Fullers claims $67K/day losses

Fullers details big losses on the route.

Shane Te Pou on Matariki: Our first truly indigenous holiday - and what it means

Shane Te Pou has a kōrerō with kaumatua and rangatira at Māngere marae

Seven injured in four-vehicle crash on SH2

The crash at Te Puna was reported just before 3pm.

Russians on the train to Kaliningrad are offered free WiFi, but only if they scroll through images of genocide

Passengers bound for the Baltic enclave get a glimpse beyond the media blackout.

'It's a silly game': Black Caps' misfortune aids England ascendancy

Lady Luck seemed determined to shine on both sides on day one at Headingly.

Thousands of North Island homes affected by power outage

Crews are on their way to assess the issue.

Te Rina Triponel: Understanding the many meanings of Matariki

OPINION: Māori New Year is an appreciation of what has happened and looking ahead.

Groundhog Day for Black Caps as England start strong

It was all déjà vu for the side on the opening day of the third dead-rubber cricket test.

Eden Park bans school balls, raucous events enraged residents

'We know the schools will be deeply disappointed.'

Herald morning quiz: June 24

Test your brains with the Herald's morning quiz.

Sideswipe: Minions a metaphor?

A daily column looking at humorous, satirical and simply strange news.

'Speed dating': The first Auckland mayoral debate with leading candidates

Ted Johnston used the debate to promote his co-leadership of the New Conservative Party.

Brian Fallow: Spendthrift Robertson — says who?

While critics take aim at Finance Minister, the numbers just don't back up their claims.

Govt to reduce funding of Auckland youth charity amid 'huge demand'

'We need more capacity to do work. And here they are reducing the contract.'