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A ransom note and a fingerprint: How missing 9yo Charlotte Sena was found

New York Times: 'As each hour went on, hope faded, because we all know the stories.'

Which is healthier: office life or working from home?

Telegraph: A new study suggests there's a clear winner in the office v WFH health contest.

Senior, single and ready to mingle: What it's like to date after 60

NY Times: 'I don’t have to tell any story that’s not true about me. And neither do they.'

Are you voting early? Check out where you can cast your vote in our interactive map

Here’s NZ Herald’s Election 2023 voting place map.

Artificial sweeteners: The health controversy that will not go away

Financial Times: Question marks over safety have dogged artificial sweeteners since 1886.

The surprisingly effective health fix in your spice rack

Telegraph: Turmeric has been used in Southeast Asian medicine for hundreds of years.

'Use it or lose it': The eight exercises to tackle arthritis at home

Telegraph: Got sore joints or a niggly back? It's time to get moving.

Nine easy tips for going sober in October - and keeping it up

Telegraph: Whether you want to stop drinking or cut back, these strategies can help.

Notebooks, pens and bulletproof backpacks: A new school year in America

NYT: Eight years ago she survived a shooting. Now she must send her own kids to school.

Jeffrey Epstein’s ‘hell’ island - and the woman who exposed its secrets

Times: The inside story of the Caribbean playground that sheltered a paedophile.

Northland, the politics of belief and ‘Nimby’, ‘misogynist’ and ‘racist' voters

Can Labour's Willow-Jean Prime hold onto a seat her party has won only once since 1938?

Bernard Arnault built a luxury empire on ‘desirability.’ Who will inherit it?

New York Times: With brands like Tiffany, LVMH turned him into one of the richest men.

The quick breakfast foods to avoid – and seven healthier alternatives

Telegraph: How to save your waistline and wallet.

Her smear tests were misread. She now has Stage 4 cancer

Pippa's slides were misread in 2017 and 2020, allowing cancer to develop undetected.

‘My phone rang. It was the Taliban’: Meet the Aussie journalist fighting for Afghan women

Times: As a baby she was smuggled out of Kabul. Now the journalist is fighting for others.

They shot at her. They forced her from her home. She won’t stop fighting for girls

New York Times: Khalida Popal helped save Afghan female football players from the Taliban.