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New York Times: Simple strategies to try when you're in a rut.

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Consumer NZ warns shoppers as supermarket launches new loyalty card.

Can you really nurture your child to succeed? Adam Grant thinks so

Best-selling author and Oprah-approved thinker reveals advice for helping kids excel.

Which supplements are actually worth the money?

From liquids and powders to pills and gummies, there's never been more to choose from.

Could this salt alternative help reduce blood pressure?

You don’t need to change how you cook, you just need to switch the type of salt you buy.

How to tell if someone’s had tweakments

How many people claiming to grow old gracefully are really "secret tweakers?”

Why are girls as young as 9 asking for Drunk Elephant skincare products?

Why are preteen girls taking to Mecca and Sephora in search of anti-ageing products?

Meet the Pasifika chef behind top steak restaurant The Grill

Chef Touvai Poloniati is bringing some Island heat to the table at The Grill.

Six ways to spot a liar, according to the experts

Telegraph: Someone giving you a shady vibe? Watch out for these behaviours.

King Charles all smiles while leaving hospital

Charles waves to crowds and says he is ‘grateful for everyone’s kind wishes’.

Tours cancelled, secrecy remains as palace shares Princess Kate update

A new statement has been shared after King Charles was seen leaving the hospital today.

How effective is fear as a teaching tool?

Yes, we learn from fear. The question is: What do we learn?

Ready, set, goal: How to set yourself up for a year of health and fitness

Learn how to redefine your identity and develop habits that support your wellbeing.

'Unexpected issue': Charles' hospital stay extended

Doctors have decided to keep the King under supervision for another night.

How birth control is affecting your emotions

Aside from altering menstrual cycles, oral contraceptives can also affect the brain.

How to solve your own problems without going to a therapist

Here’s a common-sense guide on coping with life’s ups and downs.