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COMMENT: Overcoming depression can mean talking it through.
Bridget Wilson: Sex addiction is real and can be helped
COMMENT: Sex addiction is real and those damaged by it can be helped.
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National still seething over dumped inquiry
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Chlöe Swarbrick: It's time we get comfortable feeling uncomfortable
COMMENT: Kiwis need an environment where they can talk openly about their mental health.
The mystery texter and leaker: Simon Bridges turns on Parliament's Speaker
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Niki Bezzant: A healthy dad the best gift of all
COMMENT: Father's Day is a great day to remind dad how important his health is.
Jack Tame: Greg Boyed's death a reminder of life's fickle nature
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An open letter to Kiwi men: Bro, you are so loved
COMMENT: Hannah Norton has written an open letter to Kiwi men considering suicide.
Killer freed: Man who fatally stabbed Tanya Burr to be released
One of NZ's youngest killers is to be released from jail next month after 16 years.
Kiwi kids near top of cyberbullying survey
A new survey investigates the disturbing online behaviour in 28 nations.
Death on the Street: The faces of homelessness
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NZ suicides highest since records began
Male Māori continue to be disproportionately represented in the new statistics.
The real reason Greg Boyed's death hurts so many Kiwis
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'Many employers won't know': Greg Boyed death raises issues of mental health at work
Employers aware an employee is vulnerable should offer support, but most won't know.
'He was a trusted voice' - Mental Health Foundation
"Greg Boyed was in people's living rooms and when he spoke people listened."
Employers need to care for their staff: Rawdon Christie
Mike King says we need to also start focusing on Kiwis who aren't in "crisis" mode.
Is Jacinda Ardern guilty of 'virtue signalling'?
Kyle MacDonald discusses the term and whether or not it applies to our Prime Minister.
Greg Boyed's death puts human face on depression
Warning that Greg Boyed's death will impact other sufferers of depression.
Barry Soper: Greg Boyed and the silent disease that is depression
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Death of Greg Boyed 'will have large impact'
Mental Health Foundation urges human contact for vulnerable following Greg Boyed's death.
Man's despair peaks into attempted 'suicide by cop'
A judge said the Te Aroha man's actions were "dangerous" but also out of character.
TV industry's tributes for Greg Boyed: 'He was absolutely adored'
Many people have taken to social media to express their shock and sadness over the news.
Are you at risk of dementia? Seven tell-tale signs
Scientists reveal the seven simple health tests that are indicative of dementia risk.
Focus: Life sentence for murder days after hospital release
Mental health patient Gabriel Yad-Elohim sentenced to life imprisonment for brutal murder.
Teen battling anorexia: 'I felt like I had no control'
Doco being released at end of the month aims to put eating disorders in spotlight.
12-pack of beer keeps man from jumping off bridge
The man on the ledge responded that he was going to take his own life.
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Andrew Little's justice reform could fall victim to 'hot button' politics.
Musician Peter Gutteridge's death: Hospital admits failings
Middlemore mental health unit is being rebuilt to reduce the risk of more deaths.