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400 applications, no job: Woman ‘cannot live’ as unemployment reaches four-year high

Suzanne George has been job hunting for more than a year in Wellington.

Coroner rules out foul play in death of man whose body was found at a playground

VJ Tutai was likely in a low mood from drug withdrawal at the time of his death.

Opinion: Dating your own grave - how dating apps can make you feel worse about yourself

OPINION: Is online dating too good to be true? The latest research suggests so.

Christian counsellor told abused teen she had 'soul ties' to her rapist

Multiple criticisms made of faith-based residential facility with oppressive rules.

Why am I always tired after work? Experts say they have the answer

Can't get off the couch after work? You're not alone, and there's a legitimate reason why.

Watch: Sir John Kirwan leaving Sky - a special farewell video

Farewell Sir John Kirwan: The All Blacks legend, 60, says he and Sky are parting ways amicably after almost a decade behind the microphone.

Five questions to ask yourself if you want to be happier

We all know the saying 'money can't buy happiness' - so what does?

When to call time on a toxic sibling relationship

Telegraph: Sibling bonds can be a blessing or a burden.

Woman declined ACC referral sends psychologist 69 threatening texts in one hour

She told him she hoped he would get cancer and that his house burned down.

The three signs your anxiety has slipped into a disorder

Telegraph: Persistent anxiety can lead to avoidance, physical symptoms and dread.

Do antidepressants work? This British professor says they don’t

Times: Joanna Moncrieff says patients have been duped by big pharma and insecure doctors.

Editorial: How timing of Luxon’s reshuffle affects National’s momentum

OPINION: Health and cost of living are the two biggest issues facing New Zealanders.

Opinion: Missteps in health reforms lead to skepticism

OPINION: Reti was not the answer. But neither is sacking him. Not on its own.

How to be happy in 2025, according to the experts

Telegraph: From charity to eating chocolate, happiness experts share their top tips.

Why Mel Robbins' simple mantra is resonating with millions

New York Times: Self-help phenom’s new book is all about letting others do as they may.

‘You are not alone’: Teenage troubles on the rise; support agency works with record numbers

SUPP helped a record number of teens with substance and mental health issues.