Survivor of Ross Bremner killings visits home
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A man accused of murder was released from a mental health unit days before the death.
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Offices often a tonic for those with issues but employers should be wary of triggers
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A researcher is reaching out to gamblers for her study on social anxiety.
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Focus: NZ Spinal Trust saved my life
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How sleep deprivation can improve depression
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Hot car death: The father of baby Isaiah Neil says home detention for manslaughter was too light
EXCLUSIVE: The father of a baby left to die in a hot car says his sentence was too light.
'It's about the journey not the destination'
COMMENT: It's a life-coaching cliche, I know, but we need to talk about it.
Charles' concern for troubled Diana revealed
The Queen's former physician feared Diana was suffering from an obscure mental disorder.
The 'bad dream' death of Isaiah Neil
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Hot car death - Dad: 'I should be in jail'
EXCLUSIVE: The father of a baby left to die in a hot car says his sentence was too light.
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The electorate is not so much demanding deep reform as a realignment of priorities.
Desperate bid to save Parliament protester who set himself alight
Staff from the nearby Backbenchers pub rushed to help after man set himself alight.
Labour would change victim notifications laws
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Community treatment for attempted kidnapper
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Why you'll probably vote for the wrong party
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Wife of Linkin Park frontman has shared footage of him just 36 hours before he died.
Antidepressants can do more harm than good
Controversial study finds the common drug raises the risk of an early death by a third.
Focus: Mental illness survivor tells of her decade-long battle
Genevieve Mora, 22, co-founded Voices for Hope and wants to remove the stigma around anxiety and other mental health disorders
Hospital worker assaults teen patient
A teenager attempted to take her life after an indecent assault at Auckland hospital.
A voice of hope: Mental illness survivor speaks out
Genevieve Mora is fighting back from a debilitating but little understood condition.
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Self-confessed plastic surgery addicts quests for perfection have produced bizarre bodies.
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All the political parties were invited to World Suicide Prevention Day. So who showed up?