Setting up a support group in her community is just the beginning for Madison Davy.

Taranaki deaf student awarded $5000 scholarship towards studies.

New Zealand has one of the lowest rates of active travel to school in the world.

Children exist to be themselves, not who we want them to be.

However, mental health campaigner Mike King says the show carries important messages.

Charity writing book to show 'vast amounts' of sugar in our food and harm it does to teeth

"There's nothing more important to New Zealand than the wellbeing of its children."

Two new child poverty reduction units are being established to combat the social issue.

A 16-year-old was flown to hospital after sustaining a head knock in a rugby game.

An education summit in Christchurch has drawn hundreds of people

A 14-year-old, two 15-year-olds and a 20-year-old have been remanded without plea.

At 16, Arnia Appleby bought a couple of packs of cigarettes. Within a week she was hooked.

Tony Sundman's push to get Whanganui YMCA recycling lands him Thailand trip

The suspect is a 17-year-old teenager from South Auckland

Walking the trail offers youth education, healing and rehabilitation, trust believes.

Youth gives up a life of crime when he learns to fish. Made with funding from NZ On Air.

Short and not so sweet -- three plays sharply illuminate the tragedy of World War I

EDITORIAL: A bill to get young offenders back to school is well worth the support.

Youth Court education officers cut youth reoffending by almost three-quarters.

All New Zealanders have an opportunity to help.

There were nine children in the car ranging in age from 10 to 16.

Millennials seem to be lacking behind in a few real-world skills, studies show.

Research finds trafficking situations where men posing as boyfriends to young girls in NZ.

Comment: Both main parties are set to choose young candidates in Northcote by-election.

A new report shows Government the path to child wellbeing.

COMMENT: Inmates should be treated like family to rehabilitate.

There may be quiet now but, believe me, they are talking.

High levels of immigration are being touted as one aspect that keep wages low.

Two charter schools were paid $1.5m between them on the day Jacinda Ardern was sworn in.