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Why your weekend lie-in might be leaving you exhausted

Planning to catch up on your sleep debt this weekend? Here's why you shouldn't.

What produce is in season for autumn?

Out with the old, in with the new – what’s good buying in the produce section right now.

Katsu Katsu restaurant: The crispiest, cheesiest reason to park in Newmarket?

"The utensil's sole purpose was to ensure I scraped every bit of hot, gooey cheese."

Will we ever stop judging women on their weight?

OPINION: Oprah Winfrey can do whatever she wants; she is under no obligation to be perfect

This country taught me how to love winter and thrive in the cold

Opinion: Don't endure this winter; enjoy it.

Qantas customer's meal prompts disgust online

Hundreds tried guessing what the original meal was meant to be.

How your dog is making you less stressed, slimmer and more creative

New research proves that life really is improved with a canine friend.

This disrupted Kiwi travellers most often in 2023, NZ study reports

Half of travellers encountered issues but most were related to this part of the trip.

The rise of baby whisperers: Science - or fad for the wealthy?

Can sleep consultancy be a game-changer for parents in a sleepless nightmare?

The final harvest: Making the most of peaches, plums and nectarines

You can hold on to those seasonal summer flavours in myriad delicious ways.

From the Dolly Dash to Swedish Death Cleaning: How to declutter your home

From perfectionist to hoarder, there’s a method for every personality type.

'I Love Dick' writer Chris Kraus on aliens, anorexia and her disastrous NZ flop

Failure is laid bare in a new play at the Auckland Arts Festival.

An Easter egg round-up for all tastes

Easter is just around the corner and it's time to go egg hunting.

This Kiwi man just ran solo across Canada and is tackling NZ next. Here's why

A heartwarming cause is behind this Waikato man's incredible feat.

'Dementia is not all sadness and trauma': How to connect with a loved one who is changing

It can be difficult to see a loved one changing — but there are ways to connect with them.

Toothpaste safes and orange peel perfume; Thousands share uncommon travel tips

One person asked the internet for little-known travel tips. Almost 3000 people responded.