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From Cave Creek to Covid: Amazing images covering three decades of momentous change for NZ

The people and events that have shaped the last 30 years.

‘My IVF failed. I will not be a mother. And I’m okay with that’

Times: Jane Mulkerrins was 44 and single when she decided to try to have a baby.

Harry and Meghan’s (imagined) year - royal snubs and tantrums

Times: How has 2023 been for the first couple of Montecito?

Sore toe or STD? Why you should pay more attention to the health of your feet

Telegraph: Many conditions show up early in the feet, says podiatrist Trevor Prior.

Snack hacks: How to eat so you won’t want to graze

Telegraph: It's easy to get caught in an unhealthy snack cycle. Here's how to break free.

'We’ve never seen this number killed': How Gaza turned into a ‘graveyard’ for children

New York Times: Thousands of children have been killed since the Israeli assault began.

There are 200 types of dementia – here are the main five

Telegraph: Some forms are more preventable than others.

The undying appeal of the Las Vegas wedding

New York Times: How the "wedding capital of the world" has grown in 70 years.

The corner lot where all the world’s Vegemite comes from

New York Times: Widely adored Down Under, the spread is loathed by almost everyone else.

The takeaways doctors want to cancel – and what to order instead

Telegraph: Takeout night doesn't have to be a health disaster, experts say.

Can't get your iPhone repaired? Blame Apple

NY Times: It used to be easy to have a cracked screen or camera fixed. Not any more.

How much alcohol should you be drinking in your 50s?

Telegraph: Evidence shows that as the years of drinking notch up, so do the downsides.

The Springbok Tour, nuclear protests, sharemarket crash and Prince William's buzzy bee: Amazing images from the '70s and '80s

Join us on a trip through the decades with the stories that made history.

How each Kiwi household wastes $1510 of food a year - and how to stop it

Grocery shopping or buying takeaways when the fridge isn't empty needs to stop.

Too good to be true? Angry Trade Me users caught out in 'buy now' scams

Trade Me users whose accounts have been hacked by scammers want better security.

'I don’t want to lose that fanboy sense': Barry Keoghan - the Dublin boy taking on Hollywood

Times: The leading man is a long way from his foster-home upbringing in Dubin.