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You probably have a ‘favourite’ child – a new study reveals which and why

Gender, birth order and personality influence which child receives preferential treatment.

Revealed: Airline introduces world-class menu from top Kiwi chef

Well-known local ingredients are showcased in the menu.

Why are Kiwis fizzing over flavoured sparkling water?

Once a niche category, flavoured sparkling water is popular - but is it good for you?

Society Insider: How Sally Ridge’s 21yo son struck supermarket mega-deal; billionaire Jillian Friedlander on beating cancer

Plus, Queenstown's new luxury car show, and the $8 million Ferrari set to be on show.

Is fake meat better for you than real meat?

New York Times: Fake meat is plant-based but ultra-processed – so is it any healthier?

How to bridge the gap between mismatched libidos in a relationship

Authentic communication about desires and fears is essential for partners.

What falling in love does to your body

Telegraph: A biological anthropologist reveals how love affects us.

Confronting Alzheimer's: Michael Hurst and Jennifer Ward-Lealand's bittersweet love story

How the couple's new play cuts close to home.

Opinion: I stopped wearing deodorant 15 years ago, and I don’t smell

I stopped wearing deodorant in my early 30s and haven't used it for more than a decade.

Michael Palin on his diaries, Monty Python legacy, and life after loss

New York Times: In 1969 the Monty Python star quit smoking and began keeping a diary.

‘Drunk on power’: Rose Matafeo on Junior Taskmaster hosting challenge

The London-based Kiwi comedian says she enjoys talking to children far more than adults.

What your marriage therapist thinks when you’re fighting over chores

That argument over dishes probably isn’t really about dishes.

Man’s relationship with mistress: My four-year affair nearly destroyed me

Telegraph: Sneaking around, family breakdown and neverending guilt.

How to date successfully in your 60s – these tips are surprisingly liberating

Telegraph: How to defy expectations of age-appropriate behaviour.

Should your partner really be your best friend?

NY Times: Expecting a spouse to be both friend and lover is a relatively new concept.

Why sleep issues persist for older adults and how to address them

About half of older adults complain of difficulty getting good rest.