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The secret life of trees – and what happens if you're sucked into a black hole in space

Art collides with science in Breathe|Mauri Ora, Te Papa’s big summer show.

A 10-step routine that will get your kitchen clean quickly

Washington Post: This daily routine heads off problems down the line.

Meatlovers' pizza recipe

This robust dish will surely satisfy the family.

'It only takes two minutes': Mum's TikTok breast check finds aggressive cancer

Coraline discovered the disease after a social media-inspired self-check.

‘We’re calling this a relapse?’: Kiwi comedian on falling off the wagon after five years sober

Everyone makes mistakes. Rhys Mathewson turned his into a razor-sharp comedy act.

Why coffee is so good for your heart and the healthiest way to drink it

Telegraph: New research links morning coffee to a 31% lower risk of heart-related death.

The five health benefits of slow running

Telegraph: Why would you want to run any other way?

Recipe: Seed and almond crackers

Amp up your cheeseboard with some homemade crackers.

The doctor who believes sleep is more important than diet and exercise

Telegraph: Why sleep could be the real driver of your health.

Society Insider: All the details from ex-Black Cap Adam Parore's Hokianga wedding; the Rich List heiress launching a music career

PLUS: What happened at Chelsea Winstanley’s art fundraiser?

Stan Walker and Nauti release new single One Life with 9th Wonder

The track was written at an APRA camp after long talks on culture and roots.

Is an occasional cigarette really that bad?

New York Times: Is social smoking essentially playing with fire?

I’m an oncologist. Here’s what the science says about cancer and supplements

Most supplements are harmless – but there are exceptions when it comes to cancer.

I didn’t think I was an alcoholic. I was just a ‘wine o'clock’ mum

Telegraph: A grim incident in a pharmacy forced Sarah Rusbatch to confront her drinking.

The numbers that show why school holidays are now impossible for working parents

Policy has remained unchanged for 18 years, and working parents are facing a huge deficit.

Can you help find Doug the pug?

Doug, 6, supports sick and anxious students at Northern Health School.