Prince Harry describes the terrifying phobia he suffered after losing his mother.

Akshay Chand's lawyer says his family was aware of the bail and supervision conditions.

A study has assessed the impact of a diet change on autism sufferers' social behaviours.

It's that horrible time of the year when things are cold and miserable.

Akshay Chand's GP has spoken about his dealings with the teenager before he killed.

If you're on the edge, learn how to "press pause" before it's too late.

Marceau inquest hears from two mental health workers who assessed Chand after bail.

Spending too much time on your own can make you more self-centered, reveals a new study.

'BiAffect' uses neural network algorithms to predict and track mental health.

Expert says his interview with Christie Marceau's killer was to assess fitness for trial.

Hone Mihaka opens up about suicide in light of NZ's low ranking for child wellbeing.

Inquest hears evidence from nurse who first assessed Christie Marceau's killer.

Paraparaumu's 'bionic woman' Helene Kay is walking the half marathon in Wellington.

Importance of judicial independence means judges don't have to explain their decisions.

As Kiwis, we're good at saying "get over it". Kyle MacDonald discusses the impact.

The judge who bailed Christie Marceau's killer was "not interested" in police information.

Day 2 of the Christie Marceau inquest has closed with a new media ruling from the Coroner.

A senior court official says vital bail information may not have been on court file.

A man who purported to be a qualified psychologist has withdrawn his guilty pleas.

The inquest for slain North Shore teenager Christie Marceau has opened in Auckland.

Luke O'Neil's honest account of what it's like for a man to live with exercise bulimia.

Comedian Jono Pryor lost a mate to suicide, now he's doing his part to help others.

Peruvian man left audiotapes behind for his loved ones after committing suicide.

EXCLUSIVE: A sex offender with dementia released to retirement home because of gap in law

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Institute or institutionalised? Why university is driving us mental.

Number of children and teens on anti-depressants has soared in the last 10 years.

Officials look at link between digital technologies and demand for mental health services.

A new study suggests your go to comfort foods may not be so comforting.

Mental health advocates say more needs to be done. Made with funding from NZ On Air.