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With 4 months to go, more meth seized this year so far than any other.
Man's brain tumour misdiagnosed for six years
The 68-year-old spent his life savings on needless treatment.
Why I'm quitting TVNZ: Celebrity Treasure Island host Matt Chisholm's new life
"It's been a dream, a real privilege and a whole lot of fun telling stories."
From the despair of addiction to the joy of music
Friends who met while in the depths of substance addiction release second album.
Bullying in the police: 'It absolutely destroys you'
A former constable had suicidal thoughts because of the persistent bullying he faced.
Labour MP opens up about niece's suicide and depression
Our "she'll-be-right" culture is literally killing people, Kiri Allan says.
Government launches office to tackle suicide rates
The announcement comes after suicide statistics reached record highs.
Hosking: Seeing through the PM's cynical Sunday sideshows
COMMENT: Ardern turns up, smiles, talks a big game, hugs someone - gets on the TV news.
Experts probe health benefits of psychedelic drugs
Psychedelics have long been illegal, but recent studies have helped shift perceptions.
Robert MacCulloch: NZ's dark side shaded by happiness paradox
COMMENT: Does an overall higher well-being, paradoxically, make life worse for some?
Medical centres get mental health boost from Govt
The services reach about 170,000 New Zealanders, the Government says.
Anonymous results from an online mental health test, could identify people
There are fears those with mental health issues could be a target of advertisers.
'A lot has happened in a very short space of time': Jacinda Ardern reflects on two years in office
The PM on the mosque attacks, mental health, cancer care and education
Kyle MacDonald: The anti-vaxxers - and the rest
Angry about the measles outbreak? Be careful where you target it, writes Kyle MacDonald.
Calls for Govt to target schoolyard over suicide and bullying
Father and scientist Ray Avery says New Zealand's bullying culture is "killing our kids".
Editorial: Bullying cuts to the heart of who we want to be
Editorial: Godzone needs all bullies to be called on their behaviour at the outset.
What new gun laws could mean for mental health
A draft of the law contains new rules for doctors with gun-owning patients.
Five of the country's DHBs post record annual high suicide figures
Waitematā, Waikato, Whanganui and Capital Coast DHBs all posted new record numbers.
NZ suicides: We need to talk about Kiwi men
When was the last time a man opened up to you and told you how he's really feeling?
Nine suspected suicides in five months: Gang community left reeling
There have been nine non-suspicious deaths in Hawke's Bay gangs in five months.
'Inappropriate sexualised conduct': NZ's longest-serving prisoner denied parole
New Zealand's longest serving inmate will stay behind bars due to deteriorating health.
Police find body of missing mental health patient
Patient's body discovered by police dive squad in Waikato River on Monday afternoon.
Suicide statistics: Reach out to those around you, Mike King says
Mental health campaigner says the key to fixing the suicide rate is not money.
Focus Live: PM Jacinda Ardern on NZ's alarming suicide rate
Focus Live: PM Jacinda Ardern on NZ's alarming suicide rate
Matt Heath: Cut the Donald from your diet
COMMENT: He's not a Kiwi, we can't vote for him, so do yourself a favour and tune him out.
Jeffrey Epstein sex abuse inquiry opens in France
French prosecutors have opened a preliminary inquiry into Epstein's sex abuse case.
Editorial: Generation Anxious reaches out for help
We say: Each new generation struggles with stress, it seems this one is different.
Jeffrey Epstein's secret final resting place
Epstein's body has reportedly been sealed in an exclusive, manicured Florida burial crypt.
How unconscious bias impacts Kiwis' health
No one wants to own being "racist", but we need to talk about it, writes Kyle MacDonald.
Star opens up on 'dark thoughts' after 'not fitting in' on island
"I just had to leave. I was having some pretty, pretty dark thoughts...that night"
Woman receives dozens of abusive letters from prison
A woman received more than 30 threatening letters from a family member in prison.
Insane reasons women were locked away in the 19th century
When Elizabeth disagreed with her husband she never expected to be locked up in an asylum.
'I make countless mistakes': SBW among Kiwi stars sharing their biggest regrets
Regrets include unkind words, not spending time with friends and family, and lost chances.