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Mental health incident prompts armed police callout
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Teachers step up to ease students' anxiety
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Paris Jackson slams suicide attempt claims
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What Kiwis are missing about tax, love and charity
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Comment | One step forward, three steps back for Simon Bridges
COMMENT: The referral to the SFO will have hit the National leader like a 10-tonne truck.
Disability service at fault after 21-year-old charged for serious incidents
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Lee Suckling: How grooming child sex abuse works
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Jessica's Tree: Hope that tragic story will save lives
Filmmaker Jazz Thornton shares Jess' tragic story to show how we can make a difference.
Tetraplegic model once planned to end her life in Switzerland
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War may have cut WWII veterans' lives short
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What should Kiwi kids be allowed to wag school for?
Royal visits? Definitely okay. Family trips to Fiji or America's Cup parades? Sure.
'Selfish' depression speech sees sister kicked out of wedding
The angry bride kicked her sister out - and was supported by her parents.
Hard drug busts soar at border
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Michael Moynahan: Arts proven path to better mental wellbeing
COMMENT: The arts can play a part in improving NZ's mental wellbeing.
'Life after my four kids were murdered'
Aaron endured the unthinkable when his four children were killed by their grandfather.
Unacceptable thoughts: let's talk about them
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'I sat there and silently cried': Kiwis share shocking indecent assault travel stories
On a bus and on plane journeys, the women's experiences were terrifying.
Steve Braunias: I've lost my family and I'm living alone
Steve Braunias on looking ahead, because, well, "life muddles on".
Staff at three depts had Barry complaints
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Rachel Grunwell: Why being too 'busy is your own B.S'
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