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Michelle Obama shares personal stories of coping in new book

Former US first lady struggled with "crushing sense of hopelessness” after 2020 election.

Members of rainbow community more likely to experience daily feelings of anxiety and depression - report

Academic says stats provide powerful way for rainbow communities to advocate for needs.

Call for drug policy to include by Māori for Māori approach after report's revelations

New drug report says Māori are three times more likely to OD than non-Māori.

Australia's day of protest after death of Aboriginal teen in a senseless killing

Cassius Turvey, 15, was allegedly beaten with a metal pole and died 10 days later.

Honouring a Niuean mama's legacy to maintain culture and language in NZ

A Niuean matriarch who helped students to maintain their culture is being honoured today.

Bros stars dish on the film’s racy sex scenes

Movie stars reveal what filming Bros was really like.

Speak up: 'A friend saw the sadness behind my eyes and asked how I was'

A group of Pacific and Māori TikTok members have banded together to talk mental health.

Annie Crummer, Ben Makisi to head lineup for Kaitaia's first Pasifika Festival

Cultural acts, food and clothing, among other things, to be on display at the festival.

New report shows Pasifika workers changing island names to get a job

The Human Rights Commission is calling on the Government to close the Pacific Pay Gap.

Opinion: Sport is helping to keep the Tongan language alive overseas

Tongans around the world are being inspired by sport to keep their culture alive.

Pasifika musical honours cultural roots and brown talent

Pacifica the Musical premieres at The Civic theatre in Auckland on Friday.

Willie Jackson: Broadcasting challenges given NZ's changing face

OPINION: Our news media must reflect our communities and be well represented.

Claire Trevett: Labour acting like an opposition party in abortion fight

OPINION: It is clear a close election is brewing.

'Sometimes it just breaks my heart. It was like my people were pushed out'

Still Here, a new series, tells the stories of Pasifika aiga still in Auckland central.

'We can be a voice for them': Green MP on 'heartbreaking' surgical mesh claims

MP's promise comes after Herald exposed investigation into claims women harmed by its use.

Government launches Ministry of Disabled People

It will be first ministry with an official name in sign language, te reo and English.

NZ brand Allbirds to cover costs of US staff seeking abortions

The company said the Roe v Wade ruling would directly affect the rights of its staff.

Spartacus actor apologises to unborn daughter after Roe v Wade overturned

"I feel a need to apologise to her and she hasn't even been born."