Parents of toddlers are still much happier than their childless counterparts.

Former P addict Rachel Axis speaks out about her past. Made with funding from NZ On Air.

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When theoretic physics applies to life, dark holes aren't impossible to get out of.

Kyle MacDonald discusses what fuels your inner critic and how to cultivate a positive one.

Ten years ago kids grew up with limited external pressure - but now it's all changed.

Here's some expert advice on how to beat the Monday blues.

Up to one in 20 people are affected by the condition.

A brain tumour stopped him paying life insurance, his wife says - then it killed him.

Kyle MacDonald on where the real truth about depression is found.

A Coroner has demanded a raft of changes and reviews after the death of Christie Marceau.

A mother stated her child "looked like she'd been in a car crash" after being restrained.

Get into the happiness habit with these simple tips to rewire your brain.

Vigils protest prison suicides after teen dies in cell.

The cereal was even marketed as a "ready-to-eat anti-masturbatory morning meal".

Research suggests people who practice certain religions are happier than others.

Kyle MacDonald believes rugby players are at risk of far more than just a concussion.

Prison crowding adds pressure to love clash among female prisoners.

Overcrowding of our prisons could create real danger to the public, says Chief Ombudsman.

While women may have higher levels of anxiety, it turns out men need more cheering up.

Mum wants face-to-face chat with note-writer to explain the situation and work things out.

From buttery toast to noise-cancelling headphones and a slice of nostalgia.

'Discriminatory' system means mental health patients can wait 24 hours for a bed.

Do you constantly lose your keys? Here are some tips on how to keep track of your stuff.

An Auckland priest tells Cherie Howie how and why he drives out demons.

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Steve Braunias delivers leaflets with a woman determined to win the war against depression

Sharon Preston suffers from depression and anxiety, and does her best to overcome it by leaving her house to do a junkmail delivery around the neighbourhood of Te Atatu. Video/Michael Craig

"Tough on crime" policies created a tsunami of prisoners - and a mega prison.

Kyle MacDonald asks: Are the individuals who carry out these deeds mad, or just bad?