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Huge leap in mothers in distress, financial hardship in Auckland lockdown
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Medical officer thought pilot was stalking him, court hears
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Lockdown novelty gone, fatigue and burnout rule: Psychologist
'This isn't easy. We need to keep acknowledging that.'
Kiwis say working from home one of the toughest challenges
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Lockdown fatigue worries: Will NZ choke just when finish line's in sight?
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Shot and killed '501' - what he told his son before he died
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Drugs and gangs: Problems revealed as more children put in emergency housing
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Baxtor's legacy: One of quake's youngest victim remembered
Christchurch pauses to remember the 185 dead of the February 22 quake in 2011.
New mental health fund aims to build rangatahi resilience
The announcement covers services as part of the 'youth stream' of Access and Choice.
Fears for south Aucklanders' mental health amid third lockdown
South Aucklanders could be hit hard by the stresses of a third Covid-19 lockdown.
Fortnightly email to remove barrier to kids asking for help
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Will Britney Spears ever be truly free?
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Children's counselling service struggling to cope
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Alleged bigamist fit to stand trial, granted name suppression
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