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We should be living in the golden age of hobbies - what happened?

Hobbies now feel like status symbols, and not simple pleasures.

Unmasking a monster: Ali Mau reveals childhood sex abuse in candid new memoir

‘The shame doesn’t sit with us.’

Van Gogh or faux? Weeding out fakes is starting to take a toll

New York Times: Van Gogh Museum faces lawsuit over art authentication dispute.

Ask an expert: How do I let go of the fear my family won’t approve of my partner?

She feels like she’s living a “double life” hiding her partner from her sisters.

Opinion: Your body doesn’t have to go downhill in your 60s

Telegraph: It's never too late to get fitter, stronger, and happier.

Do we age steadily, or in bursts?

New York Times: If you suddenly feel older, you’re not just imagining it.

Seventy and swiping: Navigating dating apps at 70

Telegraph: Dating apps aren't just for the younger generation.

The secret to better running? Walking

New York Times: The run-walk method can help runners go further with less fatigue.

Parker Posey: ‘Filming the White Lotus was an endurance test’

Times: The actress had the time of her life filming one of TV's hottest series.

Mince on toast: Why this comfort classic is Kiwi as

Where did it come from and what makes it so enduring?

‘The story chose me’: Lucy Lawless' directorial debut uncovers the dark, untold story of a fearless Kiwi legend

The Xena star and first-time director takes on real-life warrior princess Margaret Moth.

30 Years of defiance: How one man changed New Zealand dance forever

He wants Black Grace to last for 200 years and he doesn't care what anyone thinks.

How to grow houseplants without ever having to buy one

Make the most of your house plants by learning the easiest ways to take and root cuttings.

Why Al Brown’s Depot is not serving Bluff oysters – but Josh Emett and Judith Tabron are

Ngāi Tahu's shock Bluff oyster decision and its impact on top restaurants.

Eleven expert-backed ways to boost your happiness - and make it last

Small shifts in thinking and behaviour can make a big difference.

Society Insider: Chemical titan’s $32m sell-up; Lawson’s inner circle; Vivace couple’s new gig

Vivace restaurant was put into liquidation by the IRD on Christmas Eve.