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Rotorua woman to climb Mauao 38 times in one day

She said it would be a huge challenge, but so fitting for what she is raising money for.

Big Read: A gun club burns in a nation on edge

David Fisher investigates a gun club fire and finds a nation on edge.

Christchurch mosque shooting: Livestream viewing traumatic for many

"They are not going to forget what happened. You can't unsee what you've seen."

Culturally appropriate mental health support in short supply

Talking about grief in your own language is important but the skills are in short supply.

Super Rugby tackles tough conversations with HeadFirst wellbeing round

Checking in on your mates and raising awareness about mental wellbeing are the focus of Investec Super Rugby's HeadFirst Round this week.

Christchurch mosque shootings: The toll on the community

School students, medical staff, survivors and Christchurch residents will all be affected.

'Possessed' man murdered workmate, thought he was 'evil'

David Gilchrist took a knife and stabbed his workmate in the back without warning.

Child trauma expert: How to explain terror attacks to kids

Nathan Mikaere-Wallace shares two step explainer for discussing Friday's attacks.

Mental health incident prompts armed police callout

The incident has now been resolved and the road is open.

Disability service at fault after 21-year-old charged for serious incidents

No risk management plan in place for mental health resident with history of stealing ...

Online gaming and lessons of life for Rotorua

Mixing gaming and skills of life.

Lee Suckling: How grooming child sex abuse works

It's time to see Leaving Neverland for what it is writes Lee Suckling.

Jessica's Tree: Hope that tragic story will save lives

Filmmaker Jazz Thornton shares Jess' tragic story to show how we can make a difference.

Tetraplegic model once planned to end her life in Switzerland

Claire Freeman once sought to escape pain until a happy accident improved her life.

Big Read: Meet the man who cleans up the crime scenes

GRAPHIC WARNING: Carl Loader attends crime scenes to clean up after police have finished.

War may have cut WWII veterans' lives short

The study estimates the war typically took five years off the lives of veterans.

What should Kiwi kids be allowed to wag school for?

Royal visits? Definitely okay. Family trips to Fiji or America's Cup parades? Sure.

'Selfish' depression speech sees sister kicked out of wedding

The angry bride kicked her sister out - and was supported by her parents.