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Solo dining: why everyone should try eating alone

How to have the optimal solo dining experience, and why chefs are welcoming the trend.

Camilla gives update on Charles' cancer treatment

The monarch has postponed public duties following his diagnosis.

Can intermittent fasting kill you?

A new study suggests the biggest trend in dieting might actually do more harm than good.

Revealed: Govt restricts access to veteran VIP scheme

Veterans' Affairs is reducing access to its Veterans Independence Programme.

Christina Applegate gives update on MS diagnosis

'It’s how I live. It’s how I keep myself okay.'

Midwife reveals what every mother should know before giving birth

A midwife who has delivered thousands of babies shares tips for coping with childbirth.

Calls for engineered stone ban with tradies' lives at risk

The College of Physicians has written to the PM, saying lives are at risk.

Disability sector appalled by sudden restrictions on support funding

The changes were announced with no warning and were effective immediately.

They fell in love during the pandemic. Then everything fell apart

New York Times: Four readers share their pandemic relationship regrets.

Chow down: Seven snacks that are way healthier than you think

Check out seven healthy snacks to munch on throughout the day.

Sam Neill shares health update after cancer diagnosis

Neill has opened up about how he's feeling now.

Five exercises you probably hate, and why you should do them anyway

New York Times: Loathe burpees? Fear planks? Trainers' tips to make them work for you.

Tips for improving your memory — by a neuroscientist

Times: We can manage what stays in a brain — even a senior one, says Charan Ranganath.

Is sitting too much bad for our health?

We really should be sitting less. Seriously.

'Label of the moment': Are too many of us being diagnosed with ADHD?

Times: As awareness of the condition booms, some experts are sounding the alarm bell.

Too sick to enrol? Chronically ill Rotorua woman struggles to find GP

New research shows underfunding is forcing some clinics to cherry-pick healthy patients.

Four reasons why working from home benefits you and your employer

Here’s what the evidence says about the impact working from home has on your health.

'No way did I consent': Woman given mesh treatment instead of hysterectomy

It was four months before she found out what type of surgery she'd had.