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Experts warn the 44yo needs ongoing therapy and a controlled environment.

Actor responds to claims she had to be taken off a plane the day after an LA premiere.

His actions came under the spotlight of the Health Practitioners Disciplinary Tribunal.

Season three jumps five years, following the characters as adults in LA.

The region also has the second-highest meth use in NZ and low prices at $306 a gram.

Woods, 50, has pleaded not guilty to DUI and is seeking treatment abroad.

Officers found two opioid pills, including hydrocodone, in Woods' possession.

Police say weekly cocaine use now costs $3.5 million in social harm across NZ.

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OPINION: Woods previously pleaded guilty to reckless driving after a 2017 arrest.

OPINION: A landmark case this week was a triumph in corporate accountability.

This is one of more than 1000 similar cases now pending against tech firms.

The jury awarded US$3m to a woman who began using the apps as a child.

Police say higher charges mirror wastewater data showing more cannabis use.

The devices, worth nearly $12,000, were part of a $40,000 haul from a van.

Caroline Cranshaw says her clients range from 18 to 86.

Hypnotherapist Caroline Cranshaw helps Kiwis battle the same addictions she has previously had. Video \ Jason Dorday

The 25-year-old had previously suffered an overdose himself.

'Your behaviour was cowardly ... it was utter gratuitous violence.'

Telegraph: Lynne Wallis says she felt like she'd been "brainwashed ... in a positive way".

OPINION: Corrections has signalled it wants to use rongoā Māori services at 14 prisons.

Kevin Bishell caused the Taranaki crash that killed Olivia Keightley-Trigg, 18, in 2018.

Anthony Pickering said he gave his daughter a 'whack on the bum' for making the baby cry.

A group spent four nights cutting into banana containers to retrieve the drugs.

'Imagine a space where every young person who walks in the door feels seen and welcomed.'

Experts stress the research is observational and urge clinical trials.

Joe Jackson made all members of the Jackson 5 train in martial arts for self-defence.

It was likely the stolen items were going to be traded for money or drugs.

A man was removed from methadone programme rapidly, and six weeks later he died.