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Everyday kitchen items that may be toxic – and how worried you should be

From gas hobs to dish cloths, here’s what’s really worth worrying about in your kitchen.

Sir Graeme Dingle: Around the Arctic in 400 days

The 79-year-old Kiwi outdoor adventurer reflects on the round trip that just earned him membership of the Order of Magellan. Video / Michael Craig

How to lower your cholesterol in a month without statins, according to a cardiologist

Telegraph: You can reduce your cholesterol naturally through diet and lifestyle changes.

Inside the 23,000 files linking Andrew, Epstein and Maxwell

Epstein told a reporter the photo of Andrew with Virginia Giuffre was real.

'It snowballed': How bad case of writer's block launched Christmas book charity

'Parents burst into tears ... because their children have never owned something new.'

The unspoken truth about redundancy - and 5 practical ways to start again

Losing a job can shake your confidence, but it doesn’t define your worth.

‘My sister is rich and successful. I can’t stand it’

Telegraph: Fair cop or jealousy? A reader shares her sibling dilemma.

'We wanted to be a good neighbour': Ikea plans three secret Auckland parties

One takes over a CBD villa with 'a wall-shaking, floor-rumbling, bass-powered line-up'.

How Cecilia Robinson spots real leaders

The highly successful entrepreneur says great leaders have one thing in common.

How a childhood virus can contribute to dementia later – and what you can do

Washington Post: A common vaccine could help to protect brain health, scientists say.

What the air you breathe may be doing to your brain

New York Times: Studies find links between certain pollutants and prevalence of dementia.

Shortland Street's Marianne Infante on the pleasure - and pain - of being a new mum

'It is the most empowering, beautiful and exhausting labour of love.'

Is waking up to pee normal?

New York Times: Experts weigh in on what the urge means, and what you can do to curb it.

Bad day to be a beer: Dispatch from the Dunedin Craft Beer and Food Festival

Nearly 12,000 people poured into Forsyth Barr Stadium over two days.

Three of the best exercises to improve your heart health

Telegraph: Short bursts of intense activity can make a big difference to wellbeing.

Kiwi teacher’s life saved by Aussie man's stem cells

NZ Blood Service says we have 'fallen behind' on plasma donations around the country.