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Being stuck at home may have an upside when it comes to eating

COMMENT: I know I'm not the only one quarantine-baking.

Shopping minefield: How to avoid Covid 19 at the supermarket

COMMENT: Before eating fruit or veges, reduce the risk by washing in soapy water.

Lizzie Marvelly: Do the best you can working from home - and have fun

COMMENT: An old-hand has a few suggestions that might make the lockdown a bit easier.

Our new normal: The things that no longer matter in lockdown

Every day brings a new surprise as to what does and doesn't matter any more.

The Sex Files: STI myths debunked

With health on everybody's minds, Lee Suckling debunks some of the common STI myths.

Beck Vass: Tauranga is like a ghost town

It's like it was a decade ago, before the population expanded.

Kyle MacDonald: It's OK to feel anxious about swift shutdown

COMMENT: It will come to define not just our lives but a whole generation.

Coronavirus: Getting through it and over it on your own

Roughly 80 per cent of people who get coronavirus are believed to suffer mild symptoms.

'Good on ya': Parents respond to dangerous Auckland school parking

This battle with parents' school parking is just the tip of the road cone.

Dinky One: New dating site for less endowed men

COMMENT: Sadly, I suspect ladies won't be trawling Dinky One for candidates.

Are these Auckland's worst school pick-up parents?

Jenni Mortimer uncovers outrageous number of parents pinged for school parking offences.

Hawkesby: Rethink large public events

Comment: Does it really make sense to be gathering together in large numbers right now?

The difference in my CV before and after kids

The realities of returning to work after eight years as a stay-at-home mum.

Fear incited by coronavirus nothing new to gay community

"The current health panic is something we've experienced before."

Nanogirl: The X and Y of male and female lifespans

COMMENT: It's probably less to do with behaviour and more to do with sex chromosomes.

Niki Bezzant: Coronavirus myths busted

Social media has fuelled strange claims about diets that will help protect from the virus.