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'Life ended in that instant': Could we have saved 'joyful, bubbly' Cassandra?

More young Kiwis are experiencing serious mental distress. This is one family's story.

Inside the Korean culture machine that conquered the world

Times: How the once-impoverished country turned its fortunes around.

Don't be fooled by the extraordinary health claims on these foods

Telegraph: Marketing jargon makes shopping tricky for health-conscious consumers.

The last days of an Australian town where every breath is toxic

New York Times: Wittenoom, WA, is about to be wiped off the face of the earth.

Graham Norton on his favourite TV guests - and the ones who were 'actively dicks'

Times: The presenter on cancel culture and why he can't find right-wing guests.

How Constance Wu survived that tweetstorm

New York Times: Wu reveals her isolation, racism in her career and how she's moving on.

Boozing, bonking, royalty and me: The mad life of Susannah Constantine

Times: The former What Not to Wear presenter on her affluent but bonkers life so far.

'He realised what he had become': The last, painful days of Anthony Bourdain

NY Times: An unauthorised biography reveals raw details of the TV star's life and death.

As Russians flee, Putin sends armoured vehicles to the borders

New York Times: Satellite images show vehicles queuing for miles at border crossings.

A rural doctor gave her all. Then her heart broke

New York Times: Physicians suffer one of the highest burnout rates among professionals.

Elizabeth and Philip: The royal love story that transformed a monarchy

Telegraph: Passionate and bold - how Prince Philip won the heart of the future Queen.

At eBay, lurid crimes and the search for punishment

New York Times: Victims of bizarre cyberstalking try to hold CEO and culture responsible.

Netflix vs TVNZ vs Three: Are we watching the death of Kiwi TV?

Kiwis are streaming their favourite shows online and spending less time on linear TV.

Inside Interislander's 'horror' year: One in five sailings cancelled

After a challenging time, the fleet will be back to full capacity by summer.

Helen Clark's anger over BNZ's $10m 'irreplaceable' art sell-off

Critics say the sale of the bank's valuable art collection will be a great loss to Kiwis.

Marking 129 years of suffrage: Actors, activists and authors who stand for change

Canvas interviews women around the world pushing for progress.

'An inspiration to the world': The man who wants to build the perfect city

If Auckland is going to have greenfields growth, is there a good way to do it?

I'm 44 and single. Can a behavioural scientist get me a date?

Times: Allergic to self-help books and dating apps. Could this be the solution?