Kiwi journalist Linda Collins on breaking the suicide taboo

New Zealander Linda Collins has lived every parent's worst nightmare - the death by suicide of her 17-year-old daughter. Her life was shattered when she woke one Monday morning to find her daughter Victoria's bed in their Singapore apartment was empty. In the weeks and months that followed, Linda and her husband Malcolm McLeod would learn more about their daughter through her journals, piecing together her unhappiness and increased fixation with committing suicide. Linda has written a book about what happened called Loss Adjustment, which she hopes will open up a conversation about suicide.