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Diagnosis surge: Should the autism spectrum be split apart?

NY Times: Families of people with severe autism say they're being pushed to the sidelines.

What does Gen Z divorce look like?

New York Times: For one thing, speed is of the essence.

How prepared is NZ for the coming dementia wave?

Health advocates warn Māori, Pacific and Asian communities face fastest rise.

Why burnout peaks at this time of year – and how to overcome it to make it through to the holidays

What's the difference between tiredness and burnout? And what can you do to prevent it?

Eight health warning signs midlife men should never ignore, from back pain to skin tags

Telegraph: The silent symptoms that could signal bigger health problems for men.

Ministry for Regulation probed 'needlessly restrictive regulations' on playgrounds

The minister looked at safely 'removing needlessly restrictive regulations'.

Opinion: After years of living with grief, joy has moved in

NYT: Roger Rosenblatt lost his daughter in 2007. Finally, he says, the fog is lifting.

Silver Sex Guide: How older adults can keep intimacy healthy and fulfilling

Nearly nine in 10 men in their sixties in England say they are still sexually active.

Firsts with Mark Richardson

Former Black Cap Mark Richardson looks back on some big life moments.

The making of Pike River: 'I had an innate trust in authority ... That's all a crock of s***'

Inside the making of the movie that demands accountability for the death of 29 men.

Exercise is not the key to weight loss - these are the five things that really work

Telegraph: Experts bust common myths people subscribe to when trying to lose weight.

'NZ's children one of the most at risk': Nanogirl's AI warning for parents

Dr Michelle Dickenson says AI leaders are actively gathering data on our kids.

Farm offers unique animal encounters for kids

Visitors can cuddle guinea pigs and watch mice, chinchillas, and lizards.

From tacos to clay: 9 ways to spend your weekend in Auckland

The season for languishing at home is over.

Fresh and crunchy: Vietnamese pancakes with endless filling options

Get some sizzle on with these crispy savoury pancakes.

Promising sign for Auckland hospitality industry as dining institution is resurrected

Vivace Restaurant & Bar was liquidated last Christmas.