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The common habits that might be signs of disordered eating

A nutritionist and psychologist want to heal food relationships through online course.

I’m having an affair with a man I met 40 years ago – it’s the best sex of my life

Telegraph: 'I feel like my life has gone from beige to full technicolour.'

Three achievements for Fletcher Building: Andrew Reding

'It's a very patchy, volatile market' – Fletcher's Andrew Reding.

Richard Prebble: Labour's silence a strategy for winning, not governing

OPINION: National can't run on its own record, but has nothing to attack Labour on.

Opinion: What my daughter told ChatGPT before she took her life

NYT OPINION: The medical profession has clear rules. What about chatbots?

Gregor Paul: All Blacks' No 1 ranking highlights flaws in system

OPINION: The All Blacks reclaimed the No 1 spot after beating Argentina last week.

Trump says he’s ended 6 (or 7) wars. Here’s some context

New York Times: “I’m averaging about a war a month,” Trump said.

Balancing growth and heritage: Auckland's housing debate heats up

Scott Caldwell supports more homes but doubts some proposed height limits.

Editorial: Children of sperm donors deserve more than luck to find their roots

OPINION: Every child deserves to know where they come from, without the scavenger hunt.

Damning NZ maths and writing results reveal new detail about gender, ethnic and rich-poor gaps

The Year 8 maths divide: 81% of poorer students are more than a year behind.

Don't go there: Former Defence Minister urges young fighters to avoid Ukraine

Dozens of Kiwis have fought in Ukraine despite the risks and low pay, and some have died.

Debt fight: Willis accuses Hipkins and Swarbrick of fiscal vandalism

Tempers flared in Parliament as a ratings agency turned up the temperature.

Market close: NZX 50 dips 0.3%

Mercury Energy shares rose 1.64% to $6.50 after it released its full-year earnings.

Why do screens keep you up? It may not be the blue light

New York Times: Sleep scientists are changing how they think about screen use at night.

Logging company owes $1.5m to IRD, forestry companies - report

Lift Harvesting's creditors are said to include NZTA and companies involved in forestry.

Napier building projects begin, 400 homes expected

A block of 24 apartments will be built on the site of the former Napier barracks.