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Shelley Bridgeman rediscovered the annoying habits of other motorists on the open road recently.

Life & Style Editor Nicky Park goes on a lady date with Helena McAlpine, a young Kiwi woman dying of cancer. She's been told she has a couple of years to live, but she's not done thriving.

Don Kavanagh tries to steady his nerves for a gig and some tasting at the Celtic Inn.

Being away in fabulous Turkey has been a blur of sunshine, family, laughter and new sights, smells and tastes. A total break from the usual routine, any stress has melted away in the lazy Turkish summer heat.

Gill South seeks expert advice for when time zone changes get you all out-of-kilter.

Here’s the thing. Our brain is like Google. It’s an incredibly efficient search engine.

There's nothing like the reassurance of friendship, writes Gill South.

Worrying about our problems is an almost constant occupation for many of us. The worry that we are raising our children right, or that we are doing a good enough job at work, that our parents are healthy and independent, that our spouse is happy.

Gill South meets an expert to learn the A to Z of tea-drinking.

Trekking to Machu Picchu is a once in a lifetime experience, and I am so glad to have been able to do it. Once in a lifetime, that is, unless you are a guide or a porter on the Inca Trail.