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Walking v running: Which consumes more energy?

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Spam, cake, roast beef and lard - that's apparently how we stayed in shape 60 years ago.

Three simple ways to test your fitness

New York Times: Try these tests to evaluate your strength and cardiovascular fitness.

The real reason people turn to the likes of Ashley Madison to cheat

A sex coach explains why people in relationships are still drawn to dating platforms.

Watch: Prince William whizzes into Windsor Castle on e-scooter

A video showing the heir to the throne riding around on an e-scooter has now gone viral.

Suddenly sacked? The things you can do to get through

Losing your job can be stressful, but you also get to choose how to go forward.

Ghosting is an inescapable part of dating. Is it ever OK?

New York Times: When can you disappear with a clear conscience

'The best gift she gave me': Queen Elizabeth's last words to Fergie

The late Queen’s final message to her former daughter-in-law resonated with the duchess.

Stolen 16th-century painting found at bus stop sells for record $35.9 million

The masterpiece by Titian was found inside an unassuming white and blue plastic bag.

Jack Tame on being 'hated', his infamous Winston Peters interview and his old neighbour Wayne Brown

Jack Tame: 'I was really chuffed that what I do was recognised as journalism'

From alcohol addict to wellbeing junkie: One Kiwi woman's journey to sobriety

For Philly Powell, giving up drinking has been 'the best decision of my life'.

‘Playing rugby in lingerie? Ridiculous’: Why British body positivity campaign backfired

An ad campaign designed to get girls into sport has sparked outrage and derision.

'Internally, I’m yelling': Inside the impacts of a hypersensitive sensory system

For 19-year-old Annabelle, listening to people breathing in lectures can be overwhelming

Auckland's best fried chicken: Is Popeyes worth the hype (and the drive)?

July 6 is Fried Chicken Day and we are asking the big questions.

Eugene Tuhaka back to good fitness after nearly dying from cardiac arrest

Eugene is speaking out to raise awareness of heart health, including the danger signs that led up to his collapse while playing touch rugby. Video / Supplied

What to do when the doctor says your disease is just stress but you know it’s more than that

There's a complex relationship between sickness and stress itself.