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Beloved classic Badjelly the Witch gets new life 50 years on

The story of Badjelly the Witch has been much loved in New Zealand.

Running v walking: Which is better for long-term health?

NY Times: They’re both beneficial physically and mentally, but there’s a clear winner.

Maternal miracle: 'I have two uteruses - and I'm pregnant in both'

'We're grateful for the blessings,' mum says of her double joy.

'Mass voter fraud': Bird of the Century winner revealed

Bird enthusiasts around the world have had their say and now the results are in.

Seven ways to make new friends in midlife

There are tried-and-tested strategies for expanding your social circle post-pandemic.

Gen Alpha is here. Can you understand their slang?

New York Times: Youngest generation is bamboozling its elders with terms all their own.

Christmas decorations start bringing cheer to biggest cities

Auckland puts out the old, while Wellington is in with the new.

Lost in 'The Moment': When did date nights get so complicated?

OPINION: Our appetite for dinner with a side of experience is endless.

The realities of parenting a child with autism: Navigating family events, dos and don'ts

‘All along, Tommy had been telling me he loved me, I just wasn’t listening.’

Parenting an autistic child

Angela Cuming talks to Emily Writes about the experience of parenting neurodivergent children. Video / NZ Herald

‘This is insane’: How journalist uncovered story behind meth testing industry ‘scam’

'They came in with good intentions… [but] it was a complete overreaction.'

'Use a fake name, take years off my age?': The realities of app dating in your 50s

OPINION: Coast host Lorna Riley on what it's like to be dating again after a divorce.

'I am not anybody's subject': Why Patrick Gower is taking on the royals

The Paddy Gower Has Issues host thinks it's time New Zealand became a republic.

The corner lot where all the world’s Vegemite comes from

New York Times: Widely adored Down Under, the spread is loathed by almost everyone else.

Where did all the toilet paper go? The truth about panic buying

People tend to panic buy in times of crisis, often leading to big shortages.

The takeaways doctors want to cancel – and what to order instead

Telegraph: Takeout night doesn't have to be a health disaster, experts say.