These are some of our top stories in Life & Style this week.
In case you missed it, here are our top five stories featured in nzherald.co.nz's Life & Style section this week.
A mother outraged by a comment made about her daughter's injuries from a fellow student has taken to Facebook to air her concerns.
When Merrit Smith took her 4-year-old daughter for stitches after she was hit by a boy in her class, a staff member at the hospital told the girl, "I bet he likes you."
A bride left her own wedding to fulfill her duties as a paramedic after her family was involved in a nearby car accident.
Sarah Ray and her new groom, Paul, were still at the church when they received news that her father and grandparents had been involved in a crash.
A striking series of images featuring people with albinism has been created in the hope of showcasing their unique features in a new light.
As more transgender teens come out, a father says watching his daughter disappear was like a bereavement.
When Ana was five years old, her mother Cathy organised a birthday party with one rather unusual condition: No girly presents, please. "I felt awful doing it, but I knew Ana would be devastated if anything pink or fluffy turned up.
Ex-Victoria's Secret Angel and model Miranda Kerr is always impeccably dressed. Here the mother of one chooses an accordion-pleat midi skirt and crop top, draping a long coat over her shoulders to offset the look.
- nzherald.co.nz
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