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Lifestyle Magazine Group has $70,000 deficit, NZ Life & Leisure magazine continues with new owner

Printer Webstar is owed $67,000, trade creditors $28,000; the total owed is $95,000.

The little-known cancer that’s linked to the gut – and why it’s doubling in the under-50s

Telegraph: Gallbladder cancer often has no symptoms until its late stages.

I used to count down the hours until a glass of wine. ADHD helped me go sober

Telegraph: Diagnosed with ADHD at 43, Hester quit alcohol, finding clarity in sobriety.

People who feel fulfilled by their jobs share this distinct behaviour, and you can too

Career disillusionment is on the rise, what stops us from finding more fulfilling work?

Keen to get fit in 2025? Try these 7 workout trends

Times: Here's what'll be hot both in and out of the gym this year.

Why your best sex life might be after the age of 60

Great sex is possible at any age, says Kiwi sex therapist Michelle Kasey

How to explain to someone you have ADHD – and what not to say to someone who has it

Telegraph: Knowing how and when to share your story can make all the difference.

What drives affluent Kiwis to shoplift? Experts weigh in

Retail theft costs $2.6b yearly; security struggles amid rising incidents.

Eight wellbeing goals for this year and how to make them stick, according to the experts

Achievable goals to set for the new year, from expert psychologists and coaches.

I practically lived at the pub, but giving up beer saved my life

Telegraph: What a year without beer really does to your body.

Eight health tips to reverse all the indulgence from the holidays

Telegraph: How to eat healthily at home without feeling deprived.

'Lagging behind': Why Kiwi couple moved to Australia - and saved enough to travel the world

They left for a specific reason. But it could pave the way for more to follow.

Early diagnosis of high blood pressure could save lives, experts warn

Telegraph: Knowing and checking your blood pressure numbers is essential for health.

'Best thing for our marriage': How ecstasy use is on the rise among older Kiwis

Ecstasy is the second most commonly used illicit drug in New Zealand after cannabis.

Five tips for reframing your goals for 2025

Life coach Brooke Nolly shares five tips for a fulfilling 2025.

Why people cheat in relationships and how to deal with the aftermath

Adultery has been around for as long as marriage, but the effects can be devastating.