However, mental health campaigner Mike King says the show carries important messages.

Epsom Girls Grammar warns the show may prompt youths to want to talk about suicide.

One in three aren't taking drugs to reduce cholesterol a year after an attack, report says

Science versus the roar of the crowd - what sort of justice does New Zealand want?

Psychotherapist Kyle MacDonald on who is most likely to suffer from stress at work.

What should and could be in today's Budget - three views.

Funding for mental health, first home buyers and public transport were high priorities

The 44-year-old was a welder by trade, working for a scaffolding company.

First sign was a strange sensation that people on TV were moving too slowly, woman says.

A year since her son died in a Japanese hospital, Martha Savage is lobbying for change

Children's Commissioner Andrew Becroft says some Kiwi kids are in a worse position.

The star shared a heartbreaking Instagram post revealing the death of his teen son.

Demand for mental health services are growing, and those in need are getting younger.

Like any process that causes pleasure or relieves pain, cannabis can be addictive.

The 21-year-old contacted more than 50 doctors before she found one who would operate.

Maori TV reporter and Whanganui export backed by proud whānau after Miss World win.

Don't panic, you're not crazy for talking to yourself. In fact it may help you focus.

"We didn't know the person, but obviously somebody does."

Falling pregnant was what helped a mother through the loss of her 2-year-old daughter.

Kyle MacDonald on the world of hate, misogyny, contradiction and male entitlement.

Woman's lifesaver says rescue was a team effort.

Teenagers who don't exercise have a higher risk of developing mood disorders.

The fatal shooting of Jerrim Toms by police was captured live on multiple cameras.

"If everybody can do one thing in the community it would be a much better place to live."

Walking the trail offers youth education, healing and rehabilitation, trust believes.

EDITORIAL: After years of reports and investigations, is anything actually changing?

Staff reported cartilage damage, using alcohol to cope, severe stress and crying at work.

Thanks for putting your life on the line for our country and while doing so, saving mine.

The Housing New Zealand worker's death was never notified to health and safety authorities