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They’re emotionally intelligent and more energetic in bed: Why midlife women are dating younger men

Telegraph: Older women are finding happiness and fulfillment with younger partners.

Steve Braunias: What it’s like to turn 64

OPINION: It's a happy birthday, despite his age matching the awful Paul McCartney song.

Listening to Luke Combs' ageless music

Lyrics nothing new but comforting coming from someone else.

Middle age shouldn’t be a drag. How a ‘chrysalis’ mindset can help

Midlife is not a crisis but a chrysalis, says author Chip Conley.

'Men would stare at my boobs': Who's having cosmetic work done - and what it costs

Kiwis are increasingly using cosmetic doctors to help hold back time.

'Menopause brain’ is real – here’s how to fix it

Experts say menopause should be reframed as a neurological not a gynaecological condition.

How to fall safely if you’re over 65

Martial arts instructors reveal how to avoid injuries when you take a tumble.

What’s the difference between Alzheimer’s and dementia?

Dementia manifests in various ways, so how do you tell different types apart?

The heart health risks for midlife women – and how to beat them

Research reveals menopausal women could be at risk of cardiovascular illness.

Meet the retired couple who sold everything to cruise around the world

It might seem slightly insane, but it’s actually cheaper than buying a home.

A confronting new trend: Pensioners call on charities for food parcels, furniture and blankets

Ian Jones never imagined he'd need to be helping over-65s through winter.

Kāpiti woman honoured for pioneering work in health psychology, gerontology

Christine Stephens has been honoured for her work with older people and psychology.

From Dai Henwood to Demi Moore: The week's best lifestyle and entertainment stories

Ten of the best lifestyle and entertainment stories to read this weekend.

Hawke's Bay is getting younger: Average age decreasing against national trend

Is Hawke's Bay the new hip place to be for youth? Don't break a hip celebrating.

Taradale Super Grans popping pills and marching on

'It’s good for keeping the brain active - you are listening to music and counting beats.'

Five practices that can improve your mid-life brain fog

Can you sharpen your middle-aged memory?