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Steve Braunias: On four weeks at the Polkinghorne trial

OPINION: The most controversial case he's written about? No. But it is the most Auckland.

Advice: I think my husband is wearing my underwear. Do I confront him?

Telegraph: A reader grapples with her husband’s secret penchant.

Love at first swipe: Why did Marry Me Chicken go viral?

Could this viral recipe make you say I do?

Champagne production down - what it means for your summer bubbles

You might need to rethink your bubbles of choice this summer.

The Chase star Paul Sinha: Why I continued my stand-up show after two heart attacks

Telegraph: With huge financial losses, the show had to go on for The Sinnerman

Soufflé: All the tips and tricks to getting it right every time

Don't be scared to give souffle a go - it's easier than you think.

My sexless marriage: ‘If we never had sex again, I’d be fine with that’

Telegraph: For a growing number of couples, a sex-free marriage is the norm.

Bill Bryson on semi-retirement: ‘I can barely write a postcard now’

Times: Bryson on why he's updating A Short History of Nearly Everything.

‘All you can fly’ subscription sells out in Europe. Will NZ airlines offer the same?

Could flight subscriptions be on the cards for Kiwis?

ADHD burnout: Causes, symptoms and recovery

Telegraph: People with ADHD are susceptible to burnout, but there are ways to treat it.

Can stress turn your hair grey?

New York Times: Experts have been pondering the question for years. Here’s what we know.

Six young Kiwis in London reveal what life is like in 2024

They've made the 2-year jump, but what's it like?

How yoga can sharpen your mind and protect against cognitive decline

Practising yoga regularly can boost memory, attention and more.

The truth about lying - and why we're all guilty as sin

In a world of alternative facts and fake truth, is it ever okay to lie?

Woman begs for help during 'horrid' flight: What would you do?

'I am ready to go full tilt Karen,' the traveller said after describing the situation.

How to reclaim work-life balance and avoid burnout

OPINION: ‘Wellbeing first, work second. Always’ is the mantra I like to live by.