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Mum blames meat for fertility battle, raises son vegan
She's banned animal products at home but says her son can make a choice when he grows up.
Gender neutral parenting: Has it gone too far?
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Auckland pharmacist loses registration after patient death
A North Shore pharmacist was selling illegal drugs to people, one of whom died.
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The eating technique more effective than dieting
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Kyle MacDonald: Why you'll never win an argument online
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English Bulldog Zsa Zsa had little time to bask in the glory of her win.
Cancer scammer Belle Gibson fined $446k - yet to pay a cent
Belle Gibson conned thousands, but the "wellness guru" is yet to pay her dues.
What it really means when your snot is green
Sure, green snot in your child's nose is gross, but could it be a good sign?
The real way to keep your brain sharp as you age
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Our obese Kiwi kids: Pies, hot chips at sports clubs not to blame
COMMENT: "Kids aren't fat because they have a pie or fizzy after weekend sport."
Woman violently ill after restaurant's gluten-free fail
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My athletic husband has a disease we'd never heard of
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Focus: Samoa has seized all MMR vaccines after deaths of two toddlers
Samoan health authorities have stopped all children's vaccinations in the island nation after the deaths of two toddlers.
Two-year-old girl battles ovarian cancer
'How can a baby so precious be so sick?" asks a devastated mother.
Toddler's horrific eye injury at Kmart
A mum was left distraught after her little girl's run-in with a jewellery rack at Kmart.
Heartbreaking moment parents say final goodbye to 5yo before death
'We've had two years to prepare for this but it's never enough'.
Should wolf-whistling at women be deemed a hate crime?
UK police looking to record misogyny as a hate crime – including men wolf-whistling.
What keeps men and women awake at night
Night is supposed to be a period of rest – but for many of us, this simply isn't the case.
Revealed: Severe risks of eating fast food
Study finds link between health battles and the amount of fast food you eat in a week.
Why do Kiwi mums feel like failures over c-sections?
In New Zealand, c-sections are to childbirth as formula is to feeding, writes Beck Vass.
Ruakākā mum hoping for Russian miracle
Amanda Berry is raising funds for stem cell treatment in Russia.
Is your hairdryer ruining your skin?
Skincare expert reveals how hairdryers, phones and other devices can ruin your skin.
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Even the lamest can better themselves
COMMENT: Self-improvement is like eating an elephant — take small bites.