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The 16-month-old was left with third-degree burns after the incident.

Harry and Meghan pack on PDA at Invictus Games

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex looked loved-up as they cheered along with fans courtside.

Meghan is 'writing her memoirs', royal expert claims

The Duchess is allegedly following in her husband's footsteps and putting pen to paper.

This everyday ingredient is raising your risk of heart disease and stroke

Telegraph: Here's another good reason to say no to processed foods.

Ghostbusters: Dating app's tough new approach to no-shows

Thought you'd ditch a date without an explanation? You may want to think again.

Celebrity makeup artist reveals five mistakes Kiwis are making

A makeup artist who's worked for big stars reveals that in 2023, less really is more.

Soon your beer might taste different. Blame climate change

New York Times: Hotter, drier seasons are threatening traditions of German hops growers.

‘It’s not fair!’ Kids grumble - here’s how to handle it

If children are grumbling, they are likely doing it for a good reason.

The Waikato way to play: fossils, films, and fiery beaches

Unearth fossils, discover thermal beaches and walk movie trails in Waikato.

Learning te reo gives Kruze Tangira added confidence

Māori news journalist has gained a sense of belonging with his culture.

7 red flags your teen might be in an abusive relationship

Physical, sexual, or psychological abuse in teen relationships can be an invisible issue.

Why play-fighting is actually good for your kids

A psychologist reveals why kids love rough-and-tumble play - and why it's not a bad thing.

‘My friend has bagged a rich husband and a lifestyle to match – and I’m jealous’

Telegraph: Her jewellery is out of this world. It’s almost unbearable.

If anxiety is in my brain, why is my heart pounding? A psychiatrist explains

Heart in your throat, butterflies in your stomach, bad gut feeling: all signs of anxiety.

Friends with benefits: Sex therapist reveals how to avoid heartbreak

FWB situations are often seen as controversial, perhaps due to their complicated nature.

Brain food: Does the MIND diet prevent dementia?

New York Times: The diet was first described in 2015 by a nutritional health researcher.