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You can do this 10-minute workout at home with no equipment

New York Times: How to build strength and mobility anywhere, anytime.

Sauvignon wishes and sashimi dreams: A South Island road trip

New York Times: Perfect wines, stunning views and a pilgrimage for salmon.

What happened when I tried to live a day without plastic

New York Times: In a 24-hour experiment, one journalist tried to go plastic free.

Inside the perilous quest to get battery-powered aircraft off the ground

Financial Times: The flying car dream still hasn't come true. Why is it so difficult?

When students change gender identity, and parents don’t know

New York Times: US schools face wrenching new tensions over how to accommodate trans kids.

Set-jetting, extreme camping and ‘storification’: Six travel trends for 2023

Financial Times: Fancy camping on a glacial lagoon in Iceland? Pack your thermals.

Is your child a fussy eater? Try these expert tips

Food interactions with kids often touch on deeper issues, says Dr Becky Kennedy.

Can’t get your child to sleep? A new book has the answer

Sleep struggles are ultimately separation struggles, says Dr Becky Kennedy.

Wild partying, dirty weekends and beet booze: What’s hot (and not) for 2023

Times: In a word - fun. Fun is back. Plus lumberjack shirts.

Hunter Biden’s tangled tale comes front and centre

New York Times: US president’s son faces a fresh round of hostile congressional hearings.

From pig cell to fork: Does lab-grown meat pass the taste test?

Times: 'Cellular meat’ may one day feed the world. But will we want to eat it?

China’s plan to reset the economy and win back friends

Financial Times: Behind the havoc caused by Covid, a fundamental shift is taking place.

In pictures: This is what Shanghai’s Covid outbreak looks like

New York Times: Up to 70% of the city’s 26m residents have been infected, officials say.

Naked and unafraid: Influencer’s fight against the return of size zero

Times: Vivian Hoorn is so sick of clothes not fitting that she poses naked on Instagram.

‘Harvey Weinstein said, it’ll be over before you know it’

Times: Being assaulted by Weinstein was just the start of a decades-long nightmare.

Revealed: NZ's nine largest criminal fortunes

Crime doesn't pay? Since 2011 courts have identified a billion dollars of its proceeds.