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The voice has just spoken words no mother wants to hear: " ... your son is missing."
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Are you experiencing uncontrollable anger as you reach middle age? You're not alone.
Mike King: Pressure of NZer of the Year led to breakdown
"There are people texting you going, 'I'm going to take my own life tonight'."
I tried going plastic-free for one day - it was a total failure
As Kiwis quit plastic bags, Rebecca Blithe attempts quitting the stuff altogether.
Poverty issues at early childhood centres
"What we're actually seeing is absolutely just abject poverty."
Precautions in place after gastro outbreak at Auckland retirement village
The retirement village has been dealing with an outbreak of the illness since June 16.
The uncomfortable truth about alcohol
There's really no positive way to spin the alcohol story. Niki Bezzant explains.
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Burns, broken teeth and explosions: Vaping injuries on the rise
In the past four years, ACC has received 76 claims for e-cigarette or vape injuries.
It's Slime. And It's Satisfying
New York Times: Is slime, that substance between liquid and solid, an antidote to stress?
Dying man hasn't told his wife he has a year to live
He plans to take his wife on one last holiday without revealing he's terminally ill.
Should classroom pets be banned?
Animal activists claim the classroom is "not suitable" but schools defend the benefits.
Pressed kale leaves: The drink that Mari believed would save her life
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Comment | Mental health and the justice system - were you curious or compassionate?
Psychotherapist asks if interest in the Dunedin woman with OCD came from the right place.
The truth about online paedophile hunters
They may appear to be fighting the good fight but do some have sinister intentions?
Action plan unveiled to tackle syphilis after babies' deaths
Six Kiwi babies have died from mothers passing the infection on during pregnancy.
Healthy living can't prevent cancer
Recognising the random factor might save some lives, writes Faye Flam.
Chemical in soap and toothpastes linked to osteoporosis
An ingredient in common consumer products has been linked to osteoporosis.
Maggie Barry wants to see the end of the End of Life Choice Bill - tonight
The assisted dying bill is scheduled for its second reading debate at 7.30pm.
How a Kiwi woman lost 31kg in 10 months
Chanel Hall lost more than 30kg in 10 months - and she said anyone can do it.
Judge orders woman with mental disabilities to have forced abortion
"I think she'd like to have a baby in the same way she would like to have a nice doll."
Mum's Kmart hack for her sick daughter has gone viral
A Kmart hack has gone viral from a mum who transformed the item into a handy tool.
Jump in chicken eating prompts new food safety testing probe
Fresh look at campylobacter testing limits as Kiwis eat more chickens.
Diet drinks are a nutritional pariah, but the case against them is thin
Comment: Should we let perfect be the enemy of perfectly okay?
Kiwis more pro-choice than global counterparts
Roughly three quarters of Kiwis are in favour of permitting abortion.
Dave Letele: How I lost 110kg
Tipping the scales at 210kg, Dave Letele knew he needed to do something drastic.
The New Zealand city that makes me SAD
I'm living proof SAD exists – and so, I suspect, are many of you, writes Lee Suckling.
Niki Bezzant: The healthy way to snack
"Snackification" is a big and growing trend. Don't get caught out by it.
Free sore throat swabs at pharmacies
Four in five sore throats are viral, so a GP visit for antibiotics is probably pointless.