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New York Times: New book showcases unusual McDonald's locations - including one in NZ.
The 5 most annoying gym habits - and how to avoid doing them
An etiquette expert has weighed in on how to avoid being the 'gym creep'.
Six things we get wrong about sleep
New York Times: How to actually get better rest, according to experts.
Opinion: The simple habit that helped me lose 38kg
One woman shares how she shed a third of her body weight.
LED face masks: Do they really improve your skin?
New York Times: We asked experts if they can reduce wrinkles, clear acne and more.
Could Meghan Markle return to Suits?
The new spin-off Suits LA premiered on NBC in the US last week.
‘Want to know’: Prince William’s strange Loch Ness monster question
The joking question came as he visited a DNA research organisation.
Karl Puschmann: Toto’s legendary guitarist on returning to NZ
'We're not really known for punch-ups at our gigs. That’s not exactly what you expect.'
‘Use it or lose it’: Experts reveal key to combating cognitive decline
Telegraph: The lifestyle tweaks to slow the cognitive decline that hits at 57, 70 and 78.
David Seymour's free school lunches: A restaurant critic's verdict
'It was a container of sadness and carrots.'
Opinion: Why NZ schools need more trees
OPINION: A recent study finds too many playgrounds need better tree cover.
Why do people fall for ‘celebrity-endorsed’ scams?
Whether it's crypto or weight loss gummies, celeb-fronted scams are on the rise.
Five questions to ask yourself if you want to be happier
We all know the saying 'money can't buy happiness' - so what does?
Prince Harry’s US visa row heads back to court with Trump in office
The Duke's immigration documents will once again be under scrutiny next month.
How young is too young to read spicy romance books?
OPINION: 'It was an introduction to the private life of adults but drunk from a firehose'.
Opinion: I lived from my pantry for two weeks – here’s how
Save money by shopping your own cupboard, says an expert.
Why Princess Beatrice’s new arrival is extra special for royal family
The King and other members of the Royal family are said to be ‘delighted’ with the news.
Society Insider: Kiwi sports stars’ summer of love; billionaires and rich listers break records at Karaka
Which rich Kiwi made a multimillion-dollar purchase at the Bloodstock sales?
Nit good at all: Head lice frustrations driving rise in risky treatments
Parents are resorting to using kerosene, fly spray and flea treatment to get rid of nits.
Opinion: You pay ‘tax’ for being single - how does it work?
OPINION: Going at it alone comes with a hidden financial burden that many aren't aware of.
When to call time on a toxic sibling relationship
Telegraph: Sibling bonds can be a blessing or a burden.
Opinion: How parents can ease children’s back-to-school anxiety
OPINION: Many kids feel anxious about new teachers and routines.
The best food combinations to boost your gut health
A nutritionist runs through all the food pairings that benefit your microbiome.
‘Very soft hands’: Meet the mummy blogger Donald Trump loves
Times: Jessica Reed Kraus once saw herself as a liberal. Now she's a Mar-a-Lago regular.
Eight everyday tasks that will give you 11 extra healthy years
Telegraph: Simple daily tasks like gardening and vacuuming offer great health benefits.
No ring on display: Melania Trump’s official White House portrait released
First Lady echoes husband’s days in The Apprentice with boardroom chic.
Jo Wilson: I missed a cervical smear test – and it almost cost me my life
Telegraph: TV presenter shares how a missed smear test changed her life.
Is butter really good for you?
Butter is often demonised for containing high amounts of saturated fat.
Dug down, walls now rising for $400m Mount Maunganui retirement village
A giant sandpile sits at the centre of the site where perimeter walls have been built.
'Disgustingly dirty': The professions Kiwi women say they won't date
Kiwis, divorce lawyer lift the lid on professions to avoid when looking for a partner.
Royals shed tears during Holocaust commemorations
King Charles became the first British monarch to visit Aushwitz since its liberation.
I went to a rehab clinic with crystal meth addicts to get over my phone addiction
Telegraph: Realising she checked her mobile 262 times a day, something had to change.