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Why the ageing process spikes at 44 and 60 (and how to stop it)
Telegraph: A new study challenges the traditional idea that we steadily age over time.
I’m a relationship psychotherapist – this is how to put your divorce behind you
Telegraph: Moving on from one of the most stressful times in your life can be hard.
Society Insider: Martin Henderson’s house with Kiwi girlfriend; Designer expands into Arrowtown; AFC star’s romantic proposal
Plus, Taika and Lorde party with the stars at Glastonbury.
How to handle difficult in-laws, according to a therapist
Telegraph: These tried-and-tested techniques will diffuse family confrontations.
Six life lessons from the healthiest region in Italy
Telegraph: Scientists have studied Cilento's super agers for the past decade.
Why Prada's latest sandal sparked a debate on cultural credit
The Maharashtra Chamber of Commerce demanded Prada acknowledge the design's origins.
'Firefighting mode': Seven things that can make ADHD much worse
Telegraph: The good news is that most of these triggers can be managed.
I teach people to sleep for a living - here’s how I ensure I always rest well
Telegraph: How to make the most of your day to get the best forty winks at night.
Advice: How can we get my ageing stepmother to cull her belongings?
New York Times: When helping feels like overstepping with elderly relatives.
Why the French have the best sex in the world, by a Parisian sexologist
Telegraph: French women of all ages view pleasure as an essential, says Marie Morice.
Chin hair, laundry, your opinion: Women in menopause don’t care
New York Times: How one woman's viral journey is reshaping menopause conversations.
How to potty-train a coworker
The coworker's bathroom habits are disrupting the shared workspace.
How exactly do weight-loss drugs work – and which ones are best?
Telegraph: From Wegovy to Mounjaro, here’s what you need to know about GLP-1 drugs.
How drinking habits increase cancer risk for men
Telegraph: Research shows men don't understand the impact alcohol could be having.
Why did the novel-reading man disappear?
New York Times: Men are leaving fiction reading behind. Some people want to change that.
The best carbs to eat for sustainable weight loss
Telegraph: The optimum diet for healthy ageing involves a variety of carbs.
Feeling betrayed by a family member? Here’s how to cope
Steps you can take to help mitigate the hurt of betrayal and move forwards.
A guide to chia, flax and hemp seeds, aka ‘super seeds’
Cooking with these seeds can make your food more nutritious with very little effort.
'The best deal I've ever got:' Kiwi author's book about cats snapped up by UK publisher
Stacy Gregg's latest children's novel about cats under threat includes real-world themes.
The surprising benefits of using poles for hiking and walking
New York Times: How to reap the benefits of walking with poles.
I snoop, you snoop, we all snoop on each other’s phone screens
New York Times: Are privacy screens ruining the joy of reading over a stranger's shoulder?
How to not get SAD this winter
Telegraph: Ways to boost your wellbeing if the shorter days send your mood spiralling.
Italy is a magnet for weddings - and not just starry ones in Venice
New York Times: Wedding tourists are seeking more out-of-the-way towns in the country.
Top Auckland chef's tiny cut nearly fatal, warns other 'Kiwi blokes' of risks
Doctors told Phil Clark: 'You're about an hour away from losing your thumb or your life.'
I’m 49, childless and haven’t had sex for five years. I’ve never been happier
Telegraph: What happens when you choose to live life on your own terms.
Why is everybody ‘crashing out’?
New York Times: Gen Z embraces a slang term for familiar feelings.
Does Lemsip really work? Experts weigh in on its effectiveness
Telegraph: We often reach for Lemsip when cough or flu symptoms start - but does it work?
Advice: Was I wrong to tell my dead friend’s son that his father sold sperm to a sperm bank?
New York Times: When sharing family secrets may do more harm than good.
Society Insider: Nash smooths Golden Visas for wealthy; Is Rod Drury the king of Qtown?; Lux weddings for Heatly, Crane
Plus, Amisfield owner and chef celebrate global award in Italy.
What is tapping, and can it really improve mental health?
New York Times: Tapping originated from a technique called Thought Field Therapy.
Opinion: We tried to give SuperGold Card holders a sex toy discount. Apparently, that was offensive
MSD initially accepted Girls Get Off's proposal but later declined. The founder asks why.
Advice: My future sister-in-law just got divorced. How can I disinvite her to my wedding?
New York Times: 'Shortly after my engagement, I asked [her] to be a bridesmaid.'
Why over-60s should have four coffees a day
Telegraph: A new study has linked coffee consumption to a reduced risk of frailty.
Perimenopause is ruining my sleep - what can I do?
NY Times: Evidence-backed ways to address sleep issues associated with perimenopause.
The six signs you’re not drinking enough water
Telegraph: Dehydration can creep up on you and play havoc with your health.
How to cope when you’re sharing a home with your soon-to-be ex-spouse
Selling up or moving out straight away isn't always possible.
Go ahead, have a ‘fridge cigarette’
New York Times: The internet is reframing the humble fizzy drink as an indulgent escape.
My husband was perfect in every way – except in the bedroom. It broke our marriage
Telegraph: Many couples struggle with a sexual mismatch. For some, it's a deal breaker.
New daily pill on the way for weight loss and lowering blood sugar
New York Times: There's more than a dozen experimental weight medications in development.
They’re gentle. They’re seasonal. They’re soft boy cooks
New York Times: These charismatic cooks are a counter to harder-edge chefs.
Dealing with the Sunday scaries? Here’s how to address your anxiety
"I do feel kind of stuck. And I feel like a lot of people feel that way."
Instagram wants Gen Z. What does Gen Z want from Instagram?
New York Times: Gen Z are using Instagram for everything except its original function.
'Two small boys left fatherless and their mother cast as a scarlet woman'
The scandalous true-crime murder case that shocked New Zealand.
Everything Millennial is cool again
New York Times: Peak Millennial is back and the era’s trends are taking on a new life.
'Can't assume it's harmless': Experts warn on marijuana's heart risks
The average age of patients in the study was just 38, highlighting risks for younger adults.
5 keys to a healthy diet, according to nutrition experts
New York Times: The best ways to foster healthy eating are also the simplest.
From Jacinda Ardern to Air NZ: 32 of the best lifestyle and entertainment stories of the year so far
While you enjoy a long weekend break, catch up on some of the best stories of 2025 so far.
How I learned to stop stressing and just have people over for dinner
Washington Post: The mindset should be - less fuss, more fun with company.
How a young widow's blog became a beacon of hope for others
Aucklander Lata Visinia shares her journey after losing her husband James, 33, to cancer.