Nora McInerny helps others to live with pain, how to face it, tackle it, and live with it.

The number of police seeking professional help after trauma on the job has tripled.

Sensitive work after the Christchurch shootings could only be done by trained personnel.

The family did not want to keep the last music made by Avicii locked away from fans.

Schoolgirl was raped at knifepoint before being told to dig her own grave 25 years ago.

Today's top news: alleged mosque gunman gets legal aid, Kiwis don gumboots for the day.

Kiwis are being encouraged to don a pair of gumboots to work or school.

Staff at Springvale Garden Centre will wear gumboots to support the I Am Hope campaign.

Voices of Hope founders' message wins royal approval from Prince William and Harry.

When explaining mental health to kids, don't sugar-coat it, writes Kyle MacDonald.

The problem is that current roading access from the city to Castlecliff is very poor.

Arts and well-being united in creative alliance aimed at making NZ a healthier place.

US teacher's "check-in" board allows students to anonymously express how they feel.

A parents' group wants guidelines to stop kids spending too much time on screens.

COMMENT: Mental health inquiry was little help for tackling youth suicide.

Many Aussies are proud of strict gun laws that are actually weaker than they should be.

Finn Lowery was a loving, genuine and talented man who courageously battled depression.

Should euthanasia become legal, one Kiwi feels she would have to justify to her life.

Ten years later and her father has dominion over every aspect of her life.

On the night he died, George Eastman hosted a dinner party.

She said it would be a huge challenge, but so fitting for what she is raising money for.

David Fisher investigates a gun club fire and finds a nation on edge.

"They are not going to forget what happened. You can't unsee what you've seen."

Talking about grief in your own language is important but the skills are in short supply.

Checking in on your mates and raising awareness about mental wellbeing are the focus of Investec Super Rugby's HeadFirst Round this week.

School students, medical staff, survivors and Christchurch residents will all be affected.

David Gilchrist took a knife and stabbed his workmate in the back without warning.

Nathan Mikaere-Wallace shares two step explainer for discussing Friday's attacks.

The incident has now been resolved and the road is open.

New programme found 48 per cent of children "at risk of mental distress".