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Auckland mall terrorist attack: Discussions underway with family about burial of offender
Ahamed Aathil Mohamed Samsudeen was shot dead on Friday after stabbing five people.
Terrorist's deportation attempt delayed while he faced criminal charges
The latest from the Government on the West Auckland terror attack.
Surgeons recover knife tip from terror-attack victim, three still critical but stable
Further details emerge of injuries sustained by Friday's terror attack victims.
'Absolutely terrifying': Son speaks of dad's heroic actions in supermarket attack
Man injured in Friday's terror attack came "face to face" with offender and was "heroic".
Terrorist's family speaks: 'We do not know what to do, we are shaken'
The family of the man behind a terror attack at an Auckland supermarket have spoken
Homeless addicts sniff lighter fluid as glue becomes scarce
The shift from one "volatile" substance to another has been noted since the lockdown.
How a little gratitude can help you through lockdown
Look after your mental health during lockdown with this simple daily routine.
Mental health delays in Wellington making patients harder to treat
Wellington's mental health triage system is understaffed making patients harder to treat.
Matt Heath: Doing too much in lockdown
Keeping busy in lockdown is essential. Achieving things is good for the mental health.
Lockdown decision for Northland expected
Police charge 15 people in Northland for various Covid breaches.
Govt moves to fast-track $1m to help youth mental health in lockdown
The Government introduces a $1m fund aimed at support youth mental health.
Delta blues: Why this lockdown is especially stressful - and what to do about it
Feeling foggy and flat this time around? You're not the only one, psychologist says.
Avoid 'problem behaviours': Everything dog owners need to know in lockdown
When everything's shut, there's not a lot to do except to take the dog for a walk.
Local Focus: Bilingual fitness class lockdown lifeline
Silver lining in lockdown for bilingual fitness classes. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Hundreds of students isolating at Auckland uni hall
Students advised to keep to their rooms 'until further notice' except to use bathrooms.
Exclusive: The rise, and demise, of Todd Muller's political career and what's next
Todd Muller talks about quitting politics and what he really thinks of Simon Bridges.
Covid-19: Free mental health support for struggling small-business owners
Workers are urged to access wellbeing advice online.
Shortland Street star Francis Mossman's 'devastated' family speak out
The Shortland Street star's family say "old scars and trauma from high school" resurfaced.
Seven diet changes to stay happy and healthy this lockdown
In times of stress and dealing with the unknown, diet is more important than ever.
Opinion: Raise the ratio of school counsellors
Opinion: Students present with more than 30 types of problems, some complicated.
'70-80 people' in Coromandel bar on each night that positive case visited
There is no known link between the community case and the border.
Killed soldier's dad: Kiwis showed Afghanistan 'glimpse of freedom'
Dad of first Kiwi soldier killed in Afghanistan has a message for those who served there.
'Devastating': The sad disappearance and death of 21yo Auckland woman Carissa Avison
A Coroner has detailed, for the first time, the details of Carissa Avison's death in 2017.
David Fisher: What New Zealand got out of Afghanistan war
David Fisher on Afghanistan - what it took from New Zealand and what it have given.
Olivia Podmore death: Olympian allegedly pressured to lie during inquiry
Cycling NZ investigated impropriety at the sporting body in 2018.
What elite sport in NZ must learn from Olivia Podmore tragedy
THE CONVERSATION: Prioritisation of performance over well-being has come at great cost.
Judith Collins and 'wokeness': The racist aftermath of the Aotearoa debate
Judith Collins has been described as both dog whistling and standing up to wokeness.
'I missed my granddaughter's 21st': Assault victim still struggling 14 months on
"It's changed me totally. I don't go out at night, I can't drive into town ..."
Britney Spears' mum's message to fans: 'Stop'
Lynne Spears has hit back at fans asking them to "stop" criticising her and Jamie Lynn.
Memorials planned for cyclist Olivia Podmore
A memorial is planned in Cambridge on Friday and a ride in Christchurch on Saturday.
Olivia Podmore's death must prompt rethink in sport
Comment: Sure, we wring our hands and mutter the right things, but what do we actually do?
Karen Nimmo: Mental health in sport - let's reopen crucial conversation
Clinical psychologist Karen Nimmo shares her insight on the pressure elite athletes face.
Teuila Fuatai: Debate over arming police misses the problem
OPINION: Getting to the root of violence must come first.