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State care abuse survivor wants to see future generations safeguarded from such suffering.
Toxic warning: Deadly zombie-like drug in NZ again
Health teams extremely alarmed to see a deadly synthetic cannabis hit our shores again.
Woman received over 200 ECT treatments for her sexuality
'It felt like razor blades going through my body.'
The company that gave 10 days' extra leave for lockdown stress
The company gave an extra 10 days' leave to staff to help them cope during lockdown.
Māori Party's health policy: Addressing 'the inconvenient truth'
The inconvenient truth was that the health system fails Māori, John Tamihere says.
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How reimagining travel can support your wellbeing.
Covid-19 strain increases gaps in housing, poverty and mental health
A new report shows the issues have been exacerbated by Covid-19.
Kiwi influencer Simone Anderson investigated by advertising watchdog again
Authority considering multiple complaints about the influencer's post promoting Panadol.
Harriet Harrex, 27, was told she could die of anorexia. Her story of survival
Her story comes as NZ experiences a rise in demand for eating disorder services.
'Why can't I just be normal again?' Former police negotiator on battling his demons
Lance Burdett was with the New Zealand police for 22 years
Kiwi start-up uses data to prevent suicide in the UK
A London start-up is taking raw data and running the numbers to help save lives.
'Nightmare': Greg Boyed's widow speaks - 'It feels like the ground has fallen away'
Two years after her husband's death, Caroline Boyed Chevin on the need to talk openly.
Countdown introduces paracetamol sales limit after student's death
Countdown says it's taken on recommendations from a recent report by the coroner.
Play by sex offender and actor Rene Naufahu cancelled
Rene Naufahu was convicted for indecently assaulting six women.
Hauraki goes quiet to get men talking
Talking is what radio announcers do for a living, but tomorrow they will stay silent.
Mentally ill woman who killed neighbour remains 'undue risk'
Christine Judith Morris was declined parole as she remained an 'untreated prisoner'.
Warning to Kiwi parents after suicide posted on TikTok
"I don't know how even a bot wouldn't have picked that up, it shouldn't be online."
Kerre McIvor: We are failing our children, will they ever forgive us?
COMMENT: If only the Govt responded to the mental health crisis as it did Covid.
Māori 50 per cent more likely to die from Covid-19, says new study
Findings show why Māori will likely have a significantly higher Covid-19 death rate.
'A Hail Mary': Psychedelic therapy draws veterans to jungle retreats
New York Times: Ayahuasca, a vomit-inducing hallucinogenic, draws thousands each year.
Daughters launch mental health movement after fathers' sudden deaths
'I'm hoping to share with people the journey of what it's like being bereaved.'
Concern over influencer's Panadol push alongside mental health message
The pain reliever brand has partnered with influencer Simone Anderson.
Principal with concussion feared mental diagnosis
A school principal was so traumatised by her experience with ACC she no longer trusts it.
Car crash accused was in 'psychotic state'
The judge said it was clear "something was going on" when the crash happened.
'Shameful': Disproportionate use of police force against Māori
Force was used against Māori 40 per cent more often than Pākehā in offender proceedings.
Defiant dad mocks gunman: 'Good afternoon everyone – except you'
A man who was shot alongside his young daughter in the mosque attack mocks killer.
Lockdown lethargy: More public anxiety, anger - 30,000 firms seek wage help
Experts say its normal to feel anxious during these uncertain times.
Gunshot wounds and grief only start of pain, suffering for terror attack families
Gunshot wounds, grief of losing loved ones was just the beginning for March 15 families.
'Cruel' and 'inhumane' mental health treatment: Chief Ombudsman calls for action
Seclusion rooms used as bedrooms when unit was over capacity, shocking report reveals.
Managed isolation hunger strike: Man stops eating for eight days
Tony Everitt drank only water and black coffee in a silent protest.
'Covid-19 doesn't discriminate, and neither should we', Pasifika community told
Call for Pacific communities to support each other through Covid-19 stresses.
Covid-19: More than 220 families in isolation amid outbreak seek help
Pacific health group The Fono working overtime to mobilise medical and economic support.