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I am 16 and have a stutter. Here’s what most people don’t understand

When someone is stuttering, you might feel like avoiding eye contact. Don't.

Michelle Yeoh on Wicked, warrior energy and turning heartbreak to hope

Times: It’s hard to believe there's anything the 62-year-old Oscar winner can’t do.

How Erin Routliffe went from rock bottom to world No 1

Twice, she nearly walked away from tennis forever. This year, she became world No 1.

‘My grandmother Vivienne Westwood was unhappy for years’

Times: Why Cora Corré is quitting her grandmother's label and denouncing the culture.

The lies ‘social smokers’ tell themselves – and how to give up

Telegraph: There’s no 'safe level' of smoking - stop before it’s too late.

I was diagnosed with inoperable colon cancer, but eight years on I’m cancer-free

Telegraph: Martyn Edwards achieved a rare 'complete response' to treatment.

I lost 11kg in four months. At 55, I can finally see my abs

Telegraph: 'I was menopausal and unhappy with my weight so I knew I had to make changes.'

Your guide to Auckland's best Christmas markets

We know the best Christmas Markets to check out this December.

Divorce trap: What Kiwis get wrong about long-term love

Relationship expert Nic Beets shares his insights – and four Kiwis share their stories.

I thought life was too short to live without bacon and booze – then I hit 50

Telegraph: As editor for a 'lad's mag', heavy drinking was part of the day job.

Is being busy good for people with ADHD?

NY Times: A structured life with planned routines may ease ADHD symptoms.

Unlocking South Korea: Five essential tips for your 2025 journey

South Korea is trending. Get ahead of the crowd with these top tips for a fuss-free visit.

They married at 98 and 96: ‘Who doesn’t love a great love story?’

'We really did fall in love. I didn’t know it could happen again,' said Jo Cartwright, 96.

Location sharing is making us miserable. It’s time to say ‘no’

24/7 location sharing invaded our friendships and romances. Is it too late to go back?

Is it anxiety or something else? What women should know.

Misdiagnosis of anxiety in women can obscure serious conditions.

'I was dropped': Why Susan Sarandon may never act in a blockbuster again

Times: The actress thought her politics would never harm her career.