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‘I love not having kids’: Inside the club for women choosing a childfree life

Christchurch influencer Danni Duncan has launched a global childfree community.

Advice: My son’s marriage is falling apart - should they stay together for the kids?

New York Times: What to do when you're concerned about your child's messy relationship.

Keith Urban rumoured to be dating ‘younger woman’ in music industry

Nicole Kidman filed for divorce citing irreconcilable differences.

Nigel Latta had this advice for anyone fighting cancer

Latta used his personal experiences with stomach cancer to inform his advice.

A brilliant mind remembered: John Aiken honours friend and 'pioneer' Nigel Latta

He says Latta was "a friend, a colleague and a hugely inspirational New Zealander".

'Let them': Mel Robbins sells out NZ International Convention Centre twice

About 5700 people are set to attend two blockbuster shows in March.

One of our greatest: Fans share how Nigel Latta affected their lives

The psychologist and broadcaster is being remembered as an inspiring leader of humanity.

Five signs you’re a people pleaser and what to do about it

Telegraph: People pleasing is often a response to past trauma, experts say.

This Aussie basketball star died three weeks before arriving in NZ. How her legacy is being kept alive

Designer Kiri Nathan collaborated with the star before her death to fundraise for a cure.

The 5 most common sexual fantasies and what they reveal about you

Telegraph: Fantasies can tell us a lot about ourselves and our real-life relationships.

Suzanne Lynch on the power of saying yes

The music icon has a simple mantra: “Keep smiling, keep saying yes, you’re doing great.”

'Infested': Baby formula under investigation after mum's insect complaint

NZ Food Safety will independently test the product to rule out wider risks.

Why are young women embracing traditional gender roles?

OPINION: The online manosphere and tradwives movements may be behind the shift.

What six glasses of wine a week really does to your brain

Telegraph: What you need to know about your weekly drinking habit.

Māori man denied entry to Gold Coast venue over tā moko

Caleb Pokai, 24, said security guards would not let him in after seeing the tattoo.

Basic right: Union critiques Foodstuffs store rules on water at work

Foodstuffs confirms store managers set their own policies on staff hydration.