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Why do we cry? The science behind human tears explained

NY Times: We’re the only species that sheds emotional tears, but reasons remain an enigma.

Society Insider: The Kiwi stars backing $100m surf park; real estate dynamo is new Waiheke sculpture park owner

Plus, multimillionaire Auckland twins share the secrets to their success.

Advice: My wife is unhappy we’re not having sex. After 27 years, it’s a bit late now

Telegraph: Tips for a man whose wife wants to rekindle their sexual relationship.

The crushing truth about being childless at 64 – a man's perspective

Telegraph: There’s a unique grief that comes with unintentional childlessness.

Avoiding gym traps: How to pick a personal trainer

New York Times: First, decide what kind of support you really need.

Are AI clones the future of dating? I tried them for myself

New York Times: Can AI improve your dating game?

'I realise it's unusual': How I raise my kids in an open relationship

Telegraph: Most couples would find it horrifying, but both of us sleep with other people.

Four exercises that could reduce your dementia risk

Telegraph: A study shows even minimal exercise can lower dementia risk by up to 10%.

Steve Braunias: Exams are such sweet sorrow ... sort of

OPINION: A father's perspective on the last exams in the school life of Year 13 students.

Through life and death: How Outward Bound forged an unbreakable bond of friendship

Two decades on, the surviving members of McKenzie Watch gather for their annual reunion.

Mikey Madison just wanted to break out of her shell. Then came Anora

NYT: Soft-spoken actress is winning raves for her turn as a feisty sex worker in Anora.

Kiwi women share their shocking discoveries of partner's affairs

Three women recall the moment they found their partner was cheating.

Lessons, big and small, from growing out my grey hair

New York Times: It turns out going silver comes with its own growing pains.

Our daughter is having an affair with a married man. How do we stop it?

New York Times: What to do if you don’t agree with behaviour from your adult child.

Can crosswords and games prevent dementia?

New York Times: Experts say the answer is a puzzle.

Emma Nadler: How loss, and joy, can permeate everyday life

Having a child with a rare genetic deletion is intense, but there is happiness, too.