From how to make kids eat vegetables to sneakily cutting down tech time.

The fact they are so dangerous is why we need to make them legal, writes Kyle MacDonald.

"People often joke 'it can't be that bad' without realising it can be life-threatening".

Here are a few reasons why weight tends to pile back on, and how you can prevent it.

Not even Gordon Ramsey could save this mess!

The sheer physicality that comes with raising boys often has the power to overwhelm me.

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Trying to lose weight? Here are five common traps that might be hindering you.

"I looked down and my pocket was going off like a banger; it was fizzing and sparking."

With so many recipe box services on the market, how do you decide which is best for you?

Hilary Duff says eating her own placenta made for the "most delightful smoothie" ever.

Pippa and husband James have chosen a name that includes a touching tribute.

From the cheapest veg to how to save for Christmas and wedding seasons.

Dame Valerie Adams is backing a new recipe book being released to help diabetics.

COMMENT: Kids are twice as likely to be exposed to unhealthy food marketing than healthy.

A new AI system can predict the development of Alzheimer's with 100 per cent accuracy.

Take this test to find out if you're anxious, secure, dismissive or fearful.

Plant medicine has been used to help treat diabetes long before we had synthetic drugs.

It may seem like the healthy thing to do, but a new study reveals the dangers for men.

"I think it is disgusting how people can judge too quickly."

Thought to be a short-term condition, new evidence suggests otherwise.

Kiwi teacher shares her struggle as research reveals 1 in 8 Kiwis are prescribed the drug.

Graham said boxing was not a sport to play casually like tennis or cricket.

Watch: Ryleigh Hawkins is making the most of being diagnosed with an unexpected condition.

North Shore chiropractor Dean Kenny has, on two separate occasions, defrauded ACC.

The smell of simmering meat sauce sent a woman raging at her own mother.

The toll technology is taking on children's health has been revealed by two major studies.

This nut-allergy passenger feared she would die during a terrifying situation on a flight.

Hastings man Richard Rowe is 100, and blunter than a broken corkscrew.

Ruth Schumann’s husband Dennis has advanced dementia and cannot walk or stand and is nearing death. Freeling-Holt House rest home is evicting him.