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Influencer Dr Mama Jones moved to NZ last year.
Spy: Robbie Magasiva chasing the Hollywood dream
Hollywood doors are opening for the former Shortland Street star.
Diana Clement: Is there financial disaster lurking around the corner?
OPINION: Make sure you are prepared for a black swan event.
Kyle MacDonald: How to turn down anxiety after a Covid case at school
Talk it through, trust the science, your school, and the protection of the vaccine.
Rain, sun and warm weather on the cards across the country
Rain is again predicted in the capital today.
Mark Lister: OCR hikes set to resume next week
Mark Lister is Head of Private Wealth Research at Craigs Investment Partners.
Charmed, a rom-com and Olivia Colman: Top TV picks for the week
Each week, Calum Henderson picks the hottest TV, movies and podcasts.
TVNZ's Hadyn Jones: 'My kids are everything to me'
The "everyman of NZ television" on his hard knocks, family, and being a good sort.
'Fight mum' - I could hear my boys while in a coma
"I wasn't ready to go, I wasn't going without a fight."
Ghost suburb: Land ready for 1000 Auckland homes - they just can't get water
One woman's home was built 16 months ago. Yet she can't move in.
'I couldn't bear to think of this being his life forever': Crash survivor learns to talk, walk read again
At times, Phil Hanson wondered if son might've been better off dead - but life gave hope.
Spy: Rachel Hunter joins Aussie mental health campaign
Our Rach has joined a campaign that aims to change the face of mental health.
Liam Dann: RIP housing market boom - you won't be missed
Prices are finally falling. Is this really the end for the decade-long period of growth?
Deportees from New Zealand 'fuelling Pacific Islands drug addiction'
Study says deportation policies are making drug problems worse in Pacific nations.
Gaslighters, credit-stealers and free-riders: What toxic co-workers do you have?
Psychologist Tessa West got inside the heads of different 'jerks' at work.
'I couldn't believe it': Dad thrilled to share birthday with baby daughter
Rish Maharaj never expected to be delivering his baby daughter at home on his birthday.
Spy: Brokenwood Goes Country
The Brokenwood Mysteries has enlisted heavyweight local talent for its new season.
Live: Police warning - 'serious concerns' over safety at concert at Parliament protest
Meanwhile, mayor is calling for urgent financial support for affected businesses.
Protests in Christchurch, Picton, Auckland: Destiny Church and tattoo fundraising as more than 1000 march
Pockets of protesters have arisen around the country.
'These were normal guys': Judge sentences men in major cannabis-growing syndicate
More people tied up in a major cannabis growing syndicate have been sentenced.
Protester numbers rise significantly as police, mayor feel the heat
Police said yesterday they would not pursue any enforcement action against protesters.
Live: 1901 new Covid-19 cases as Omicron continues its surge
That brings the number of active community cases across the country to 11,601.
'Annoying' rare cancer sparks 8-year-old's wish to donate savings
Johnny, 8, wants to spend his savings on more hospital beds for sick kids like him.
'I'm convinced': Scholar claims discovery of lost Katherine Mansfield works
"I'm convinced. It's so unlikely it could be anyone else."
20 years on: What's the future of Kiwibank?
Do we still need a government-owned bank and what difference has it made?
Botched rescue: 'I don't want to sit in this wheelchair for the rest of my life'
Auckland man's harrowing ordeal from a diving day to tetraplegia and ACC battle.
Claire Trevett: Police, politicians and protesters - who's in charge?
Coster's "traffic management plan" to deal with the protests has raised eyebrows.
Hamish Rutherford: Is Kiwibank really for sale?
If the Government buys into Kiwi Group, its commercial funds may have good reason to exit.
Shorty Street star: 'People think because you're on TV it must mean you're rich'
Shortland Street provides actors some financial security, but "they can kill you anytime".
Diane Foreman: The secrets to my success - and being married to Paul Henry
Foreman opens up on life, love and loyalty.
Mary Holm: Why both partners need to know how the finances work
For a busy couple, it makes sense to allocate most of the chores. But not money.