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King Charles: He's a good fellow but not jolly
Steve Braunias reminisces about following a gloomy (then) Prince Charles on a royal tour.
I am struggling with infertility - can I skip my sister-in-law’s baby shower?
New York Times: Not ready for a baby shower? It's okay to prioritise your mental health.
Why 36 to 46 is the most critical decade for your health
Telegraph: Our party lifestyles take their toll.
Four ways to know if you're in the alcoholic danger zone
Telegraph: How to make sure drinking doesn’t slip into a problem.
'Really nasty substance': Why no type of alcohol is safe
New York Times: Are any types of alcohol less risky than others?
Toxic positivity: Why 'stay positive' can harm mental health
Sometimes, an upbeat response covers up an uncomfortable emotion.
Society Insider: Rich Lister’s milestone year; Kiwi Bondi Rescue star’s move to real estate; model and entrepreneur’s very modern family
Ricardo Simich has the latest society news.
Teens are sexting with AI - here’s what parents should know
Minors are striking up friendly, romantic and sexual conversations with AI chatbots.
13 reasons you might be losing your hair – and what to do about them
Telegraph: The experts explain what’s really behind male and female hair loss.
Opinion: The 5 best workout tights for all Kiwi budgets, tried and tested
I tested 5 popular activewear leggings, here are the ones Kiwis should actually buy.
How a scientist who studies ‘super agers’ exercises for a longer life
Exercise tops the list of proven methods for slowing ageing and boosting healthspan.
I’m in love with my best friend’s wife - did I marry the wrong woman?
Telegraph: What if the love of your life married your best friend and you never told her?
Am I hot or not? People are asking ChatGPT for the harsh truth
Friends want to protect your feelings. AI isn’t pulling any punches.
Top chef urges shift to cheaper filter coffee as prices rise
Filter coffee demand rises; orders doubled in six months, major supplier says.
Wearable tech obsessions: Is all of this self-monitoring making us paranoid?
New York Times: Over-reliance on health trackers can heighten health anxiety.
Rough night ahead? Try sleep banking to stay alert
Snoozing for extra hours before a period of sleep deprivation can help.
Is red meat bad for your heart? It may depend on who funded the study
New York Times: How red meat industry funding could distort health research.
Too young for dementia? The six warning signs for people under 65
Early onset dementia is rising, affecting nearly 80,000 under-65s
My husband had an affair, and I divorced him - should our kids know why?
New York Times: Should children know the truth?
Nine essential foods to help you stay healthy when you retire
Telegraph: From chicken to yoghurt - eating well age you age is vitally important.
Many women 'just don't want to' have kids – these books don't blame them
Tackling the bad science and stubborn cultural norms behind motherhood myths.
How pickle lemonade took over the group chat
NY Times: The sweet-tart drink, with cousins around the world, elicits strong opinions.
Jalapeño wine delights TikTok but confuses bartenders
New York Times: Likened to spicy margaritas, jalapeño wine is having a moment.
How to give new life to overlooked kitchen leftovers
Even spent vanilla pods and coriander stems deserve a second act in your kitchen.
Why your child is a picky eater - and what parents can do about it
Expert tips on why kids resist certain foods and how to encourage adventurous eating.
The many faces of OCD: What the disorder really looks like
New York Times: OCD symptoms can consume over an hour daily, causing significant distress.
Nine surprising sex tips that could help save your marriage
Telegraph: A sexless marriage isn’t doomed.
'King of fruits': How healthy are mangoes really?
New York Times: Why mangoes are more than a tropical treat.
Society Insider: Did Pitt stay at the Mowbray's? Huljich's new life; why rich hairstylist's moving on
Plus, chef Polly Markus announces her next life-changing project.
Opinion: Will Auckland's food snobs ever be satisfied?
How restaurants are feeding a city's obsession with eating the next big thing.
Winter citrus fruits: Do they really help boost immunity?
New York Times: Its immune-boosting vitamin C is only part of the story.
How to manage your blood sugar with exercise
New York Times: Exercise is crucial for preventing and treating insulin resistance.
Fetishes, arrests and vomit: Kiwis dish on their worst dates ever
From waters breaking to barefoot serenades, Kiwi singletons reveal their dates gone wrong.
Opinion: Five rules every woman with ADHD should know
Telegraph opinion: Lisa Dee empowers women with ADHD through fitness and wellness.
Opinion: Porn is bad for us. Why won't anybody say so?
New York Times: Progressives, especially, seem unwilling to acknowledge the evidence.
Ministrokes can have major consequences. Here's how to spot one – and what to do next
New York Times: 'Feeling back to normal doesn’t mean you can ignore this.'
'Walking alongside whānau through heartbreak': Life in a NICU in NZ
Kiwi parents of premature babies and the nurses who care for them share their experiences.
This kind of sleep is essential for a healthy brain
New York Times: Poor sleep, especially deep and REM, may raise your dementia risk.
Seven easy ways to make your basil (and other herbs) last so much longer
New York Times: Sad, wilting leaves? Never again with these easy expert suggestions.
The surprising health benefits of becoming Pope
New York Times: Such a demanding job can be good for the brain and body.
From chemo to corsets: Auckland pinup star prepares for final bow
Kiwi pinup queen won't be defined by ill health, but 30th pageant will be her last.
What drinking alcohol when you’re on statins does to your body
Telegraph: Statins and alcohol both affect liver enzymes, causing potential issues.
Ask an expert: I’m dating my friend’s ex - is that wrong?
New York Times: Choosing love over friendship has its consequences.
What's the best way to wake up?
New York Times: What experts say about snooze buttons, sunlight and sleeping in.
Opinion: I’m a GP - these are the six most commonly asked questions
Telegraph opinion: Classic patient concerns, and how one doctor answers them.
Opinion: I mothered him for 15 years – that’s why we finally split up
Telegraph opinion: Why do females take on the brunt of family life and chores?
Society Insider: Rich list property developer and spa star to wed; inside Jaimee Lupton's US trip
Plus celeb stylist Gab Waller’s visit to NZ with The Luxury Network.
The worst time to exercise for a good night’s sleep
Exercising within four hours of bedtime can reduce sleep by up to 43 minutes.
Jeremy Renner experienced something extraordinary when he was near death. Why?
New York Times: Scientists have spent decades trying to explain near-death experiences.