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The downside to looking on the bright side
If you are always seeing the light at the end of the tunnel, be warned - it could be an oncoming train.
Phobias common for students - study
Toenails, melted cheese, doorknobs, tree roots and ears are just a few of the things tertiary students fear, according to a study.
An apple a day to keep depression away
Eating loads of fruit and vegetables might not sound appealing to many teenagers but it could help protect them from mental health problems.
Gill South: You are getting sleepy
Gill South visits a hypnotherapist in a bid to chill herself out when impatience strikesI am really excited about being hypnotised, probably not the best state to be in.
Through good works, to global growth
Wellington company's rehabilitation technology wins financial backing from US investor.
Police 'sorry' for failing to answer attack call
Police apologised for failing to send help to an intellectually disabled man and his caregiver after they rang 111. The pair were sheltering in a locked car as a woman attacked their vehicle and shouted abuse.
10,000 parents seek post-quake help for traumatised children
Reactions included bed-wetting, tantrums, disruption to sleep and eating patterns and nightmares.