Air NZ call centre staff ‘suffering distressing nightmares’ - email to airline bosses
Staff say they are living in a constant state of fear and anxiety.
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The kapa haka competition connecting to a tool for healing
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Esther Osborne told a nurse she wanted to die. Shortly after, she was found unresponsive.
'Gut-wrenching': Dunedin city leaders call for support as vulnerable teen discharged with no home to go to
'Our city should be judged by how it treats people and this poor boy needs help.'
The devil you know: How to tell if your boss is a corporate psychopath
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Off-duty pilot tries to turn off plane engine midflight
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New postpartum treatment offering hope in US
Despite new hope, the stigma attached to the condition still lingers.
How to transform your health by living like a monk
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‘We’re literally the future of the country’: Youth mental health campaigner’s plea to politicians
Youth activist says she is frustrated mental health is not a policy priority.
Latest data shows New Zealand suicide rate remains unchanged
The data was released today by the chief coroner.
Britney Spears reveals why she really shaved her head
The star finally shares why she took the shears into her own hands in 2007.
Emails warn of ‘staffing crisis’ at Canterbury’s Forensic Mental Health Service
A staffer said they were providing care that was 'at best negligent, and at worst unsafe'.
Can watching movies be good for your mental health?
Movies can offer a chance to connect with and explore our emotions in a safe way.
How can you save your hair from falling out?
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‘My first and best adventure buddy’: Dr Tom Mulholland farewelled by hundreds after sudden death
Dr Tom Mulholland died suddenly in Wellington earlier this month.
'Your failure haunts our family': Dunedin man avoids jail over role in tragic death
Carl Frederick Longshaw appeared in High Court five years to the day after her death.
'I went from high-flying exec to living in a bedsit and suicidal - working for a charity saved me'
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Jarrod Gilbert: We need a total rethink of how we tackle crime post-election
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84-year-old UK pensioner admits murdering fellow rest home resident with spade
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'We will love you forever': Grieving family pay tribute to celebrity physician Dr Tom
"He was so much to so many, but to us, he was everything.”
‘I felt guilt and fear that I had caused my daughter’s OCD’
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