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Botox popularity grows in Northland

Botox clinics are increasing in Northland, offering 'appearance medicine'.

How to date successfully in your 60s – these tips are surprisingly liberating

Telegraph: How to defy expectations of age-appropriate behaviour.

Should your partner really be your best friend?

NY Times: Expecting a spouse to be both friend and lover is a relatively new concept.

Why sleep issues persist for older adults and how to address them

About half of older adults complain of difficulty getting good rest.

Society Insider: First photos of revamped SPQR; heir’s hens' party eviction

Exclusive look at Jacuzzi, formerly SPQR, which has its launch party next week.

10 habits to keep your brain young

Telegraph: It’s never too late to build a more resilient brain and body.

The three heart conditions that raise your dementia risk – and how to protect against them

Telegraph: Looking after your heart could be the key to keeping your memory sharp.

How to make long-distance love work: A guide for Kiwi couples

Kiwi sex therapist Michelle Kasey's top tips for managing a long-distance relationship.

I’ve dated lots of older women – friends ask me if I’ve got ‘mummy issues’

Telegraph: Research shows an increasing number of women prefer younger men.

Society Insider: Seymour’s romantic beach proposal; Kiwi running billionaire’s empire

Plus, is NZ rich list heiress Ali Andrews married to her French-US billionaire boyfriend?

The basics on how to build muscle fast and the best exercises for it

Telegraph: Here’s our expert guide to fast-track your muscle-building journey.

I was an insomniac for 20 years - this is how I finally learnt to sleep

Telegraph: I bet a lot of people find themselves facing insomnia for the same reason I did

The story behind this striking photo of a supermodel and a ‘nobody from Ohio’

A simple act of kindness on social media grew into a beautiful, unbreakable friendship.

Six ways to make friendships easier - and more fun

Embracing friendship means accepting that friends bring varying levels of inconvenience.

Opinion: Why Shane Reti’s demotion was inevitable in health reshuffle

OPINION: The ousted Health Minister has been dignified in exiting the role.

My husband and I no longer have sex – here’s why we’re both okay with it

Telegraph: A loving, fulfilling marriage isn’t always about what happens in the bedroom.