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Bullying at work an epidemic

Don't put up with bullying; the law is on your side.

'This is not what justice looks like' - mother's bid for legal aid

Petition calling for legal aid for suicide-bereaved families to go through inquests.

Don Purdon: MAFS may violate health and safety laws

Should we be exposing vulnerable people to emotional trauma for TV entertainment?

Letters: Long leashes are dangerous

People who wear hoodies, with head down texting and ears plugged into music, are a danger.

Editorial: Much riding on Govt's mental health response

EDITORIAL: Hopes a new commission will be first step in transformational change.

UK authorities investigate use of ECT by fake Kiwi doctor

Zholia Alemi registered as a doctor using a fake degree when she moved to the UK in 1992.

Mental health care failed woman arrested for harming a stranger

"There were huge red flags that should have signalled that I needed help."

Mental health crisis: 'We're at a point where we need ... a clear plan of action'

There are big hopes for the Government's mental health inquiry response and the Budget.

Tragic circumstances of WWE star's death

The WWE star and Playboy model was answering fan mail - 24 hours later she was dead.

Man says he's murdered seven people. He also claims he's a Kiwi

Police across the US are investigating claims that 'Kiwi' sex offender is a serial killer.

Fighting the Demon: Red truck a symbol of everything wrong in Kawerau

Around 600 people were smoking meth in the town of 6000, say police.

Forced NCEA externals 'a giant step back'

Liberal schools see NCEA change as "step backwards", but Auckland Grammar is happy.

Former crime kingpin demands apology

Emails between Corrections staff reveal their thoughts on Macfarlane's tikanga course.

Pua Magasiva mourned: Family thank public for support

Tributes continue for actor Pua Magasiva who died suddenly this weekend.

Drugs, porn: Korn legend's rock bottom

The incredible story of Brian Welch's journey to recovery.

Royals launch new mental health initiative

The royals have helped to launch a text messaging helpline, dubbed Shout.

Meth in dishwashing liquid; The new gangs infiltrating NZ

Specialist "cells" of transnational organised crime syndicates have entered New Zealand.

Why Game of Thrones star couldn't look in mirror

Emilia Clarke has opened up about her self-confidence.