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Drip coffee: affordable, bottomless and delicious

Al Brown and the bottomless $3.50 cup of coffee, top chef calls on caffeine snobs to give drip coffee another go. Video / Carson Bluck

Top chef urges shift to cheaper filter coffee as prices rise

Filter coffee demand rises; orders doubled in six months, major supplier says.

Wearable tech obsessions: Is all of this self-monitoring making us paranoid?

New York Times: Over-reliance on health trackers can heighten health anxiety.

Rough night ahead? Try sleep banking to stay alert

Snoozing for extra hours before a period of sleep deprivation can help.

Is red meat bad for your heart? It may depend on who funded the study

New York Times: How red meat industry funding could distort health research.

Too young for dementia? The six warning signs for people under 65

Early onset dementia is rising, affecting nearly 80,000 under-65s

My husband had an affair, and I divorced him - should our kids know why?

New York Times: Should children know the truth?

Scones just got more interesting with this unexpected ingredient

Recipe: There’s so much flavour packed into these rustic scones.

How one man's passion for tradition and giant kūmara is empowering Northland youth

Malcolm Wano and Kiahara Takareki Trust in Moerewa want to inspire young people.

Why this weekend is perfect for exploring Auckland's vibrant events

Pry yourself from the clutches of your couch and explore Tāmaki Makaurau.

Jalapeño wine delights TikTok but confuses bartenders

New York Times: Likened to spicy margaritas, jalapeño wine is having a moment.

Cancer survivor's top tips for people going through health difficulties

Dr Jo Prendergast shares what to say - and not to say - to those who are unwell.

How to give new life to overlooked kitchen leftovers

Even spent vanilla pods and coriander stems deserve a second act in your kitchen.

Why your child is a picky eater - and what parents can do about it

Expert tips on why kids resist certain foods and how to encourage adventurous eating.

The many faces of OCD: What the disorder really looks like

New York Times: OCD symptoms can consume over an hour daily, causing significant distress.

Opinion: Drawing on memory can help us solve problems

Research shows people remember the past to solve problems in the present.