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Twilight of the serial killer: Psychopaths find new methods of mayhem

New York Times: The ubiquity of technology has made it harder to get away with murder.

'Ha-ha at the end': Megan Rapinoe's excruciating World Cup exit

NY Times: The US star's world-famous accuracy deserted her at exactly the wrong moment.

A gastroenterologist’s guide to resetting your gut health

Telegraph: Dr Saliha Mahmood-Ahmed is on a mission to improve our health through diet.

Too busy to exercise? Here’s how to meet your targets in just two days

Telegraph: Expert tips and tricks for 'weekend warriors'.

Karen O’Leary on Taskmaster NZ and some things she really shouldn’t talk about

The funniest early childhood teacher cares deeply about issues that matter to her.

Eccentricity, opulence and tragedy: After 50 years, Yoko Ono moves on from fabled New York home

New York Times: Pop culture icon has left the apartment where John Lenon was shot.

Local RSAs told they exist for veterans - not cheap booze and food

New RSA leadership is investigating local clubs' finances and welfare support.

Watch: Dancing with fire - the thrills and spills of Samoa's siva afi

Twirling the burning stick looks spectacular - but one false move can leave you injured.

A cow, a camel and a finch exploded in space. What is going on?

New York Times: A weird class of super-bright space explosions has scientists intrigued.

'We're definitely not alone': The ex-US intel official who says aliens exist

Financial Times: After David Grusch’s testimony to Congress, is it OK to talk about UFOs?

Sickness, misery and shedding kilos: My first two months on Ozempic

Telegraph: Yes, semaglutide works. But there's a price to pay, says a UK patient.

Rapper Kings was the biggest thing in NZ music, then all his money was gone

His awards now sit in a back room 'collecting dust'.

Hollywood’s secret weapon: Meet the 91-year-old revered costume designer

New York Times: Inside the studio of the costume master who helped give us Mamma Mia!

Steve Braunias: Life and death in the Auckland shadows - a tragic end to the NZ dream

Steve Braunias on the tragic story of a meaningless death over a crazy misunderstanding.

Was the rolled-up painting in the dog walker’s closet worth millions?

New York Times: The dog walker thought so. Sotheby’s planned the auction - at first.

Young Ones star on the family secret that changed his life

Times: Nigel Planer, best known as hangdog hippie Neil, always knew his dad was different.