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Gill South turns to the ancient ayurvedic science of life to address her body thermostat problems and comes away with plenty of lifestyle changes to make.

Wendyl Nissen: Old girl Shirl goes a-wandering in the dark

The elderly family pooch gives Wendyl Nissen a fright in the night, all the better to score the comfiest spot to rest.

Dita de Boni: Zombies, what's all the fuss about?

There is one topic of conversation absolutely guaranteed at the moment to make Dita de Boni's son light up: zombies.

Don Kavanagh: Let us have a say, too

Customers, writes Don Kavanagh, have been left out of breweries' and bars' thinking.

Peter Gordon: Different from the zest

The executive chef of dine by Peter Gordon at SkyCity answers your cuisine questions.

Jog On: Pelvic floor problems

Shelley Bridgeman: When is it ok to leave kids alone?

After the discovery of five children left unattended in a car at Sky City, Shelley Bridgeman looks at when it becomes acceptable to...

Shelley Bridgeman: Would you store your child's cord blood?

Gill South: On the face of it

In a bid to tackle pigmentation Gill South goes for a therapeutic facial with mixed results.

Shelley Bridgeman: Illegal parking is a safety hazard

On Thursday last week I was power walking about fifty-metres behind the Hosking-Hawkesby newlyweds, who were taking their grooms-dog for its morning walk, when up ahead I spied an obstacle.

Jog On: In the footsteps of the greats

It's not every day you get to run in the footsteps of the greats, which is exactly what I was doing pounding along on a $200,000 treadmill.

Wendyl Nissen: Hang on honey, it will all be sweet

Wendyl Nissen's spouse endures the stings and arrows of outrageous fortune - fired by the buzzers of a backyard beehive.

Don Kavanagh: Price of wine nudging upwards

Wine lovers have had it good for some years but predicts price pain.

Pub spy: Danny Doolans

Ah, Danny's - the most Irish of all the "Irish" bars that sprung up in the early 2000s.

Shelley Bridgeman: The style trap

Would it shock you to learn you were stuck in the time warp of a long gone fashion past?

Scott Kara: If my daughter brought home Sonny Bill ...

If Sonny Bill Williams knocked on my front door, ready to take one of my girls out on a date, I'd happily invite him in.