COMMENT: Warped understanding has allowed misogynistic 'incel' groups to flourish.

Barrister in New Zealand's first human trafficking case found guilty of fraud.

More support is needed for those living at home, a researcher says.

COMMENT: Inequality is an issue likely to dominate politics over the next several decades.

Good Samaritan fuming at motorists who drove by and didn't bother to help.

COMMENT: Letting employers decide who is registered leaves public vulnerable.

OPINION: Maybe the psychology of prejudice can offer some insight.

Unless we get to root of crime, gangs will thrive, police will continue to cast net wide.

The Family Court has seen a "complete family destruction" says one protest group.

Protestors interrupt Don Brash at a debate on freedom of speech at the University of Auckland.

Children's charity can't afford to keep the villages open after giving staff a pay rise.

Rhema Vaithianathan has hit the news with a study on Kiwi kids.

OPINION: What will people say to Clarke Gayford when he becomes a stay-at-home dad?

Editorial: We must ensure high standards of care for those in the twilight of life.

Community leader speaks of 'deep pain' over recent violence directed at black people.

Keith Johnson died on his bench in St Peter's Anglican Onehunga cemetery on July 1, 2017.

So often the seeds are sown by the actions of political figures in the past.

Giving disturbed children a home is high risk for caregivers.

"I've never seen a child be hurt and not be able to cry."

She was belittled, abused, bullied and controlled. Victim Support helped her break away.

The "bizarre" skit was witnessed by Otago University's dean of law, former student says.

MeToo founder tells about the driving force behind her work.

EDITORIAL: Victim Support does much more than just give you a hanky.

Top business leaders cook up three-course meal for homeless

The prevalence of abuse in Kiwi kids was similar to that of obesity.

Steven Joyce's retirement opens up a spot for Willis, who missed out in the election.

So what is it like to date and flirt in this post-Weinstein world?

Twyford says building project 'biggest in decades'.

Claire Trevett finds out where the candidates stand on moral issues.

OPINION: Does social media encourage crims to commit crime so they can gain notoriety?