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Stuart Nash's youth MP came to the defence of a fellow student told off by Anne Tolley.
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The chair's stern handling of a mock Youth Parliament event left some upset.
Teens hooked on social media at greater risk of depression
Young people see the 'perfect' bodies and exciting lifestyles on display on social media.
DHB psychologists vote to strike later this month
It is the first nationwide strike for psychologists in New Zealand.
Dark secret behind woman's tattoos
Underneath the images on the young mum's skin lies something much darker.
Reason you had a terrible night's sleep
There might be a reason behind your awful, restless evening under the covers.
Letters: We need a bylaw to the homeless people on our city streets
Do we need a council bylaw to deal with street beggars and people sleeping rough?
'Weird' way 3 million people are falling asleep
Drew Ackerman is so boring he puts millions of people to sleep every night.
Suicide-hit families left out of Government plan
Group of suicide-bereaved parents say they weren't heard on new Government plan.
Kyle MacDonald: Does cannabis cause psychosis?
Psychotherapist responds to a question that divides, sparks fear and sows misinformation.
'I went quite numb' - 13 miscarriages in two years
Two ectopic pregnancies ruin fallopian tubes of young woman desperate to become a mum.
Rage against middle age: How to combat mid-life anger
Are you experiencing uncontrollable anger as you reach middle age? You're not alone.
Mike King: Pressure of NZer of the Year led to breakdown
"There are people texting you going, 'I'm going to take my own life tonight'."
Climate refugees pose challenges to mental health services
Climate change refugees could pose even greater challenges for NZ mental health services.
It's Slime. And It's Satisfying
New York Times: Is slime, that substance between liquid and solid, an antidote to stress?
Guns N' Roses drummer hospitalised after self-inflicted knife wound
Police responded to an incident at Adler's home in Studio City, California.
ACC failure: Traumatised paramedic left to struggle
ACC failed to respond to frontline life saver's claim for mental health help for months.
Family ask coroner to recuse himself in Samoan prison death case
Several unsuccessful efforts have been made to gather evidence from the Samoan Government.
Comment | Mental health and the justice system - were you curious or compassionate?
Psychotherapist asks if interest in the Dunedin woman with OCD came from the right place.
Expert: 'Antidepressants are not the silver bullet'
Antidepressants should only be given as a second line of treatment, expert says.
Fulbright scholar looks to Māori traditions
A Fulbright scholarship opens the door to returning to ancient knowledge.
Barbara Disley: Funding rollout will test Wellbeing Budget
COMMENT: An inquiry panel identified the problems, will the Wellbeing Budget fix them?
Dave Letele: How I lost 110kg
Tipping the scales at 210kg, Dave Letele knew he needed to do something drastic.
'Brutal' training regimen behind the Miss Universe bodies
It may appear glitzy and glam, but Miss Universe hopeful Danielle Collis reveals all.
Tenant's bizarre spat with landlord
Vayne Myers was forced to take legal action to keep his home and his "flat-mate".
Model faked depression to get a free nose job
The model admitted she pretended to "suffer" from a debilitating mental illness
Opinion: We need to build up and better support our youth
Teachers, counsellors, coaches, leaders, family and friends all have a part to play.
Editorial: The face of our failure goes to jail
EDITORIAL: Jail is no place for people such as Anita Cumming, so why send them there?
Woman jailed for mother abuse 'needs help, not prison'
Psychotherapist: "Being in prison is unlikely to enable her to access the help she needs."
Three days of hell: Woman abuses mother, howls in court
In a three-day span Anita Cumming allowed her 71-year-old mother six hours' sleep.
$128m for inmates' mental health and addiction treatment
A $128m boost will see more mental health and drug addictions support for prisoners.
Parenting blogger Maria Foy's health battle, and why she's talking about it
The Happy Mum Happy Child founder is telling her story to help others.