Why Seymour, Peters are right about scrapping Royal Commission into Covid
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How Christchurch mum died in Aussie detention centre - Coroner probes mental health care
Leah Porter was awaiting deportation from Aussie after prison sentence when she died.
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OPINION: Simple gestures can help alleviate some of this loneliness in others.
Mystery disappearance: Coroner rules 22yo dead, but cause and circumstances remain unknown
Bates went out to buy cigarettes on February 11, 2018 and was never seen again.
How to deal with homesickness on your first Christmas away from home
Is Christmas abroad getting you down? Here are some tips to bring the festive cheer.
Elderly woman in hospital after stroke brutally assaulted with chair by another patient
Police say they are making inquiries after a patient was injured at Tauranga Hospital.
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Telegraph: Many people turn to alcohol, but there are better ways to cope.
It is hard to feel dignity when one is always hungry
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I shifted my mid-life weight in six months – now I’m fitter than I was in my 20s
Telegraph: Justine Masters explains how a holistic approach to health changed her life.
Man shot by police had suffered brain damage in Tribesman gang convoy attack months earlier
Prison ordered for Kodie Remana, who was shot by police in Grey Lynn standoff.
Judge encourages children's lit career for man who sent threatening emails to Ardern, synagogue
A judge said the mental health system had let him down for years.
Whanganui charity puts building up for sale
The charity was examining how to operate due to recent changes in the economy.
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'I overcame it': The three life tips that helped grieving son beat his depression
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‘I cry a lot and I cry more as I’ve gotten older’: Bear Grylls on men's mental health
Telegraph: He is tackling his biggest challenge yet — the male mental health crisis.
Vaping for Māori and Pasifika teens on the rise
Youth vaping is dropping but wāhine Māori teen use is a concern.
School counsellors win $1.8m in damages for workplace stress over student suicides, deaths
Guidance counsellors spent decade in legal battle with high school over workplace stress.
Why party drinking hits mid-lifers so hard - and how to recover faster
Telegraph: The anatomy of a mid-life hangover doesn’t make for fun reading.
Pre-Christmas burnout: Health coach shares 5 tips for surviving the silly season
Feeling end-of-year burnout? You're not alone - here's how to cope.
'Private health cover saved my life - but I’m worried for my Māori cousins'
Opinion: Boris Sokratov has private health care but his Māori cousins don't.
Step away from the pastry: Foods to avoid when you're feeling stressed
Telegraph: 'Tis the season of high stress and unhealthy snacks. Here's how to cope.
Bruce Willis' family is "soaking up every moment"
Insider reveals the heartbreaking truth of the 'Die Hard' actor's diagnosis.
That lingering ‘meh’ feeling: Persistent Depressive Disorder explained
"I felt wallpapered in an endless, flat sadness."
The secret ways technology is stealing your time
While technology may help us to save some time, we often end up doing the opposite.
Reti on Māori health: I want to paint a different dream, a different vision
Health Minister wants to move funding and resources closer to the homes and hapū.
'So much PTSD': Heartbreaking reason Paris Hilton opted for surrogacy
The heiress says her own past trauma is one of the reasons she decided to use a surrogate.
Can the "20-minute rule" help curb cravings?
From snacks to scrolling, urges can dissipate if you just hold out for long enough.
Tackling the toxic side of sports fandom: A call for change
OPINION: Officials are facing an alarming barrage of criticism and abuse online.
The two words that could boost your happiness each day
Turns out talking to strangers could actually be good for you.
What stress really does to your body – and how to stop it making you sick
Telegraph: Ongoing stress poses a serious health risk. Here's how to spot the symptoms.
Rob Campbell: Health equity cannot be achieved by Te Whatu Ora
Former health chairman addresses equity in health.
How to take care of yourself before the holidays start
The Christmas season can be overwhelming - here's what you can do to avoid burnout.
Wellbeing festival to see in New Year
A huge festival will be held in Tahawai to bring in the New Year.