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Yakitori crowd-pleaser
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‘My whole world’: Erin Simpson and Zac Franich welcome second child
The couple’s second baby boy arrived in record time.
Expert tips for addressing low libido in long-term relationships
Low libido isn’t a problem to fix; it’s an invitation to explore desire in new ways.
Is kimchi ice cream the cool new food trend?
From celery to cheese and crackers, savoury ice creams are the new food fashion.
The truth about the five-second rule
Dropped your food? Eating it within a few seconds might cost you health-wise.
Opinion: I trusted AI to dress me – it was really ageist
OPINION: Can ChatGPT solve fashion dilemmas?
‘I’ve done it, bro': Kiwi man runs twice the length of NZ for men’s mental health
Stefan Ozich ran and hiked from Cape Reinga to Bluff and back in just under four months.
'Most insane X-ray I've ever seen': Doctor horrified after sick discovery
He went in for a pelvis X-ray. But the image revealed something much more disturbing.
Best Beach 2025: NZ’s top 10 hidden gem beaches – how to vote for the winner
The hidden gem shortlist has been chosen and now you can vote for your favourite.
What not to say to a friend with depression – and what to say instead
Telegraph: It can be difficult to speak to someone depressed. Here's how to handle it.
‘I lost both my parents to dementia – this is what I learnt’
Telegraph: Shaheen Larrieux turned her grief into advocacy and a focus on prevention.
Full-fat, trim or oat: What milk really is good for you?
From boosting mood to protecting bones, how does milk stack up against the alternatives?
Opinion: I tried spreadable coffee – here’s why it’s the new Marmite
OPINION: A writer tests the Swiss coffee paste in a tube that’s creating a buzz.
‘Special relationship’: British royals planning US tour to meet with Trump
'Donald Trump has a clear affinity for the royal family.'
Change can be hard. Improve your chances of success with a chain analysis.
Understanding exactly how things go awry at a granular level will help you do better.
People with divorced parents are at greater risk of strokes, study finds
Stress hormones in childhood may bring long-lasting health impacts, researchers believe.
‘Monumental victory’: Prince Harry settles case against the Sun, gets $21m
The Duke of Sussex has agreed to a settlement of at least $21 million with the newspaper.
Society Insider: David Shearer, Barry Soper dads again at 67 and 72; luxury yachts clash at SailGP
Plus, Phil Spencer on NZ: 'One of the world’s greatest playgrounds.'
Best Beach 2025: NZ’s top 10 camping beaches – how to vote for the winner
The results are in for NZ's top 10 camping beaches – vote for your favourite now.
Ask Sahaj: I want to break up, but I’m scared of ‘being alone in my old age’
Angry partner blames the letter writer for his frequent outbursts.
What's the best way to clean your oven?
Viral hacks, self-cleaning, harsh chemicals – do any of them actually work?
Opinion: Is scrolling dating apps without meeting cheating?
Newstalk ZB host Matt Heath responds to a Herald article about a husband's 'cheating'.
The centuries-old, incredibly male quest to live forever
New York Times: Despite historical failures, the pursuit of a longer life continues.
Your diet could be disrupting your sleep - here’s what to eat instead
Foods rich in fibre and unsaturated fats can lead to fewer cravings for junk food.
Sign Prince Harry’s five-year legal battle is almost over
An agreement could signify a dramatic end to the costly court case.
Summer Photo Competition winners
Three winners plus the best of the rest chosen from 6,000 entries
The three signs your anxiety has slipped into a disorder
Telegraph: Persistent anxiety can lead to avoidance, physical symptoms and dread.
Summer competition winners and runners-up
From 6,000 there could be only 3 winners. But there were plenty of really good pictures that came close
Take a look at Herald's summer photo competition winners
From 6000 entries we had to choose just three winners.
I was drinking 28 litres of fizzy drinks per week – this is why I quit
OPINION: She'd drink up to 14 large bottles a week. So what made her break the habit?
My alcoholism may have caused my cancer – so why did I start drinking again?
Telegraph: 'No one warned me about the dangers of my drinking habits.'
‘Clubbing necessity’: How Gen Z music lovers are making earplugs cool
Hearing loss affects one in six Kiwis - and it's expected one in four will suffer by 2050.