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Teenagers who don't exercise have a higher risk of developing mood disorders.
Fatal SH1 shooting caught on camera
The fatal shooting of Jerrim Toms by police was captured live on multiple cameras.
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"If everybody can do one thing in the community it would be a much better place to live."
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Walking the trail offers youth education, healing and rehabilitation, trust believes.
Poverty still disadvantaging too many kids
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Teacher: 'People learn to shut up'
Staff reported cartilage damage, using alcohol to cope, severe stress and crying at work.
Kiwi woman's open letter to the police officer who saved her life
Thanks for putting your life on the line for our country and while doing so, saving mine.
'A campaign of bullying' – worker's plea for help before death
The Housing New Zealand worker's death was never notified to health and safety authorities
Nanogirl: Why your kids wear you out
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Why you should compare yourself to others
Psychotherapist Kyle MacDonald on why the old adage needs a review.
'Everybody lawyered up': Bereaved mum's fight for her son
Three years ago he walked out of a care unit and died. His mum's been fighting ever since.
Sweeping health check focuses on modern veterans
A sprawling check on recent Kiwi war veterans begins amid warnings of a "lost generation".
Can self-compassion change your life?
Greg Bruce goes to school with leading self-compassion practitioner Dr Anna Friis.
One neurologist's adventures inside our minds
A neurologist reveals how one patient's bizarre behaviour almost defied human science.
The problem with being an optimist
Kyle Macdonald: Why optimism is a form of delusion and hopeful people are out of touch.
NZDF expert warns of 'lost generation'
NZDF medical expert warns more mental health work needs to be done.
Audio reveals teachers mocking autistic student
A mum sent her son to school with a recording device - what she heard broke her heart.
Humble hero praises mental health move
"Not All Wounds Bleed" focuses on the mental injuries veterans and their families face.
Kiwi artist tells all after taking friend to court
Artist's first major interview since taking his former gallerist and friend to court.
125 years of Home and Family
New Zealand's longest running charity is celebrating its 125th anniversary.
Why Israel Folau's gay comment is hate speech
Comment: Psychotherapist Kyle MacDonald on why deeming it 'free speech' is incorrect.
Human rights tribunal 'in danger of collapsing'
The tribunal set up to protect human rights says it is now damaging people's rights.
RSA Poppy Appeal highlights mental health injuries
The RSA Poppy Appeal was officially launched in Auckland today.
Man believed identical imposter replaced his wife
On a beautiful autumn day, Carol realised Marty no longer recognised her as his wife.
Hub gives veterans a helping hand
RSA and NZDF team up to give veterans "a hand up, not a hand out".
Dark truth behind stunning photos
She seems to be living the dream, posting amazing travel snaps, but never expected this.
Letters: Prisoner rehabilitation: A health issue or a social issue
Your say: Prisoner rehabilitation; farming v cycling; free speech; Queens park re-naming
Lonely NZ: Third of elderly spend days alone
Thirty per cent of 37,000 seniors assessed last year spend eight hours or more alone a day
The real reason you're obsessed with Ed Sheeran
A psychoanalyses of our most inexplicable modern day obsessions - unicorns included.
Chester Borrows: Justice must be based on evidence, not emotion
We need protections for victims and offenders -- because they are largely the same people