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'Utterly alone': How a relationship separation inspired Aussie journalist's new book

Nicole Madigan's book explores 'relationship purgatory' – deciding to stay or leave.

Could dementia patients benefit from an AI companion?

New York Times: Experts say new tech has significant potential – and risk.

The Conversation: How cyber bullying reshapes teenage girls' self-image

98% of surveyed girls experienced cyber bullying; 62% targeted their appearance.

Smoothies: Health boost or sugary trap?

Telegraph: Are smoothies better than juice and which are the best for our health?

Slow cooker chicken tikka masala

There’s nothing like arriving home on a chilly evening to the aroma of a cooked meal.

What's next for Tory Whanau?

Wellington's departing mayor reveals her regrets, romantic dreams and her next chapter.

Inside NZ's booming functional drink craze for gut and brain health

Sodas, tonics and elixirs that promise more than just hydration are on the rise.

Why British expat, 22, chose to live remote life in Hauraki Gulf

The island, near Auckland, has just one weekly ferry to the city.

The seven worst drinks for your gut health (and what to have instead)

Telegraph: Why your favourite drinks may be harming your gut health.

Princess Diana's favourite breakfast revealed

The People's Princess was having this breakfast daily, long before it became trendy.

Before fries and mash: The surprising origins of the potato

The modern potato evolved from a hybrid of tomatoes and etuberosum.

Opinion: Why New Zealand urgently needs a cultural gifting programme

A Cultural Gifting Programme would aid public collections and support artists' careers.

Relationship experts share their tips on what makes a marriage last

Washington Post: Therapists share secrets to lasting marriages.

Advice: Are tight jeans and cologne reason enough to stop dating a nice man?

New York Times: Can you overcome certain aspects of someone's presentation?

Why more Kiwis are buying beauty products with their groceries

Macaroni, mascarpone, mascara. NZ supermarkets report a growth in their beauty sales.

Opinion: Yes, you can buy a T-shirt for $9. But here's why you shouldn't

There's a hidden cost to picking up a fast fashion bargain.