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It's the first of the month, keep your wits about you.

What happens to your brain when you retire?

NY Times: Early retirees may experience less decline, especially with less demanding jobs.

Prince Andrew accuser claims she has ‘four days to live’

One of Jeffrey Epstein’s victims says she has kidney failure after being hit by a bus.

Angry? Jealous? Spiteful? Four ways to deal with ugly emotions

Telegraph: It's healthier to face your 'ugly' feelings head-on.

Prince Harry ‘sent unpleasant and imperious message’ to charity boss

Dr Sophie Chandauka allegedly refused to issue a statement defending Meghan.

‘Tiny, perfect, premature baby’: Broadcaster Nadine Higgins gives birth to second child

The 39-year-old gave birth to her first child Frankie in 2023.

Is listening to a book cheating?

There are still plenty of people who believe listening to a book is lazy.

‘Potentially magic’: Supergroove starts reunion tour with two shows in Rotorua

'There’s a certain frisson and nervousness and excitement ... on those first nights.'

Opinion: How Adolescence highlights the digital dilemma for parents

'Adolescence' depicts the dangers of radicalisation through online content.

We should be living in the golden age of hobbies - what happened?

Hobbies now feel like status symbols, and not simple pleasures.

The real Queen Camilla and the love story behind the throne

Times: How a posh good-time girl became the most important person in the King’s world.

From coma to courage: Kiwi woman’s inspiring health journey

A case of listeria left Grace in a coma but she insists that life is far from over.

Wondering what to do in Auckland this weekend? These ideas sound brilliant

There’s a motley collection of events happening in Tāmaki Makaurau and plenty to enjoy.

Unmasking a monster: Ali Mau reveals childhood sex abuse in candid new memoir

‘The shame doesn’t sit with us.’