New ZealandKFC's Double Down certainly isn't health food, but what a taste...It's low in carbohydrates due to a lack of bread, and while the Double Down might trigger the taste buds...09 May 05:30 PM
New ZealandEating alone is turning kids fatChildren who have meals with their families are less likely to be fat than those who eat alone, research has found.07 May 05:30 PM
New ZealandMum's diet key to baby healthExpectant mothers' diets could be creating an obesity timebomb for their unborn children, a groundbreaking study involving New Zealand scientists has revealed.18 Apr 05:30 PM
EntertainmentNatalie Portman gives up veganism for babyNatalie Portman has given up veganism during her pregnancy.11 Apr 11:10 PM
LifestyleLack of healthy food causes distress, study findsNew Zealanders who do not have enough access to nutritious and affordable food have higher levels of distress.04 Apr 01:21 AM
Lifestyle<i>Gill South</i>: Aisle bewareGoing grocery shopping with a nutritionist is an eye-opening experience for Gill South.03 Apr 12:00 AM
LifestyleA mix of vegetablesWe're increasingly thinking outside the square when it comes to fresh produce, writes Estelle Sarney.01 Apr 11:00 PM
New ZealandNZ children's dental health still among worstThe dental health of young children continues to be among the worst in the developed world, figures reveal. 05 Mar 04:30 PM
LifestyleMorning glories (+recipes)Get your day off to a relaxed start with a delicious brunch worth lingering over.17 Feb 04:30 PM
LifestyleStudy: Sugars could harm unborn babyPregnant women who eat a lot of sugar-laden food could be compromising their babies' development, new New Zealand research suggests.11 Feb 01:47 AM
LifestyleStudy links junk food diet to lower IQToddlers who have a diet high in processed foods may have a slightly lower IQ in later life, according to a British study described as the biggest research of its kind.09 Feb 02:29 AM
Lifestyle<i>Gill South</i>: Ripe for a summer detoxGill South gets the lowdown on natural ways to improve your health and finds exercise is still number one.04 Feb 05:00 PM