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A brief guide to every sport at the Olympics

New York Times: From archery to yachting, and everything in between.

What makes women better investors than men

Raising The Curve: Here's why Gen Z women should care about investing.

The psychedelic revolution is coming. Psychiatry may never be the same

New York Times: Psilocybin and MDMA poised to be hottest new therapeutics since Prozac.

Seth Rogen done working with James Franco amid allegations

Times: Seth Rogen on fame, drugs, friendships and why his films haven't aged well.

Musicians say streaming doesn't pay. Can the industry change?

New York Times: Streaming saved the business. But artists say they can't make a living.

The separate worlds of Bill and Melinda Gates

New York Times: For years the couple had already been building different worlds.

'The greatest point guard to come out of NZ'

Mark Dickel was a pioneer for New Zealanders playing college basketball in the States.

Why kindness yoga is the trend we never knew we needed

Turns out a little kindness was just what this busy Gen-Z needed, writes Bethany Reitsma.

The time travellers: Kiwis living here, working anywhere

Returned expat Kiwis who have kept their overseas jobs are warned not to cheat on sleep.

The serial con artist: A cautionary tale for nearly everyone

New York Times: Tracii Hutsona could talk anybody into anything. Authorities say she did.

Cooking hacks to turn your kids into confident cooks

Teach your kids how to crack an egg, decipher a recipe and why baking is really science.

Auckland's top restaurants: The best spots for first dates and family nights out

From first dates to the best family spot - a guide to Auckland's restaurant scene.

Bookie wonderland: How book club became the new nightclub

After lockdown, I couldn't wait to hit the club - book club, that is.

How do you write an Anthony Bourdain book without Anthony Bourdain?

New York Times: After Bourdain's death his longtime assistant was left to finish his book.

Putin's secret army – and the chef he chose to run it

Times: How did a former hot-dog seller end up becoming one of Russia's most powerful men?

Paid to humiliate fans: Welcome to the world of financial domination

New York Times: Financial domination - where "pay pigs" send tributes to masters.