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The key to a smoother menopause may lie in your gut

Telegraph: Digestive issues are often overlooked when women are struggling in midlife.

Planking is a miracle exercise - but only if you get it right

The popular exercise can work wonders - but it's not one-plank-fits-all.

Oppenheimer: The year's second-biggest movie is its biggest disappointment

It's the second-most-hyped movie of the year and the week. Where did it go so wrong?

Ask the experts: My friend wants to date my ex - do I give them my blessing?

Psychologists and family therapists Nic & Verity answer your sex and relationship queries.

Review: 'Finally, an authentic Mexican restaurant in Auckland'

'Tacoteca is the most authentic Mexican restaurant I have discovered in Auckland so far.'

Ella Mizrahi: Master builder

Ella Mizrahi is renowned for creating inspirational experiences.

Judge allows Prince Harry’s lawsuit against The Sun publisher to go to trial

The duke claims the newspaper used unlawful methods to gather information about him.

The truth about the great oat milk 'con'

Plant-based alternatives have grown in popularity but there's still work to be done.

Why did 488 golden retrievers gather in Scotland?

New York Times: People, and dogs, travel from around the world to take part in the event.

Tradie staple: Iconic Kiwi drink V Green gets controversial 'taste lift'

Iconic V drink getting taste lift for the first time in 26 years, leaving fans divided.

'Makes me gag': Skittles releases 'disgusting' new flavour

Their slogan is 'taste the rainbow', but their latest flavour is far from that.

How to discuss pain with your doctor

New York Times: Ways to advocate for yourself if you’re being ignored.

Why I’m chronically late - I’m not rude, I’ve just got ‘time blindness’

Telegraph: Melissa Twigg finds an explanation for her habitual tardy behaviour.

Why Vogue labelled Princess Kate a 'disappointment'

'She doesn't have Camilla's joy!' says the former Vogue editor.

Fashion made to last: 24 wardrobe pieces to buy once, buy well

If you ever tire of these classics, they will be snapped up by the circular economy.

Watch: Auckland tradies' version of The Wheels on the Bus goes viral

These Auckland construction workers take their uncle duties very seriously.