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Mental health throughout the ages
Experts reveal the biggest stress factors for each decade of your life.
Not the retiring type: choosing to work in old age
Sharon Stephenson talks to a trio of keen workers who insist age shall not weary them.
Why retiring later is good for you
Studies are lauding the health benefits of staying in work, finds Alix O'Neill.
Why elderly people die from broken hearts
Britain's most senior family judge on the impact of separating elderly in care homes.
80yo trainer: 'I never think of age'
This super fit 80-year-old PT is teaching clients how to stay in fighting shape.
Possible cure for dementia patients
Scientists found injecting blood from umbilical cords of babies restores brain function.
World's oldest person dies, aged 117
Born in 1899, Emma Morano was believed to be the last survivor of the 19th century.
Paul Little: Here's to 60, and many more
COMMENT: Turning 60 is the new black, writes Paul Little.
Revealed: The impact of steroids on men
Turning to steroids to combat the ageing process is having a huge impact on men's health.
Revolutionary pill lets you live forever
The revolutionary drug being researched could help damaged DNA to miraculously repair.
Record patient numbers at hospitals
Hospitals around the country are seeing record numbers of emergency department patients.
50 things you should do before turning 50
Researchers have identified 50 things everyone should do before they hit the big 50.
Why my elderly mum took her own life
Nikki Gemmell on the devastating aftermath of her mother's decision to end her own life.
Major win for world-famous Dunedin Study
The world's most detailed human data collection wins our biggest cash award for science.
Brian Fallow: Super changes too little, too late
COMMENT: Proposed reforms will only nibble at the cost of taxpayer-funded pensions, says Brian Fallow.
NZ Super change divides locals
National Party has stunned its critics with a plan for national superannuation.
The app that cares about your loved ones
People seeking home-based caregivers for loved ones can find help via a new app.
How long will you live for?
Take the test to see how lifestyle changes can affect your "heart age".
Wall sensors could predict falling risk for elderly
Falls could be predicted in older people three weeks before they happen, according to new research using sensors in the home to monitor the occupants' gait.
10 foods that improve your skin
While many of us lather our skin with creams and lotions for a youthful complexion, we need to view what we eat as being just as important.
Political Roundup: Avoiding complacency about corruption
NZ can celebrate being pronounced the least corrupt country in the world. But that doesn't mean we should be complacent, writes Bryce Edwards.
Good things improve with age, especially sex
French psychologist Marie de Hennezel tells Sharon Stephenson good things improve with age - and that includes sex.
The new retirement: work until you drop
As our population ages, retirement at 65 is becoming out of reach for most.
Political Roundup: The liberal vs left divide over Willie Jackson
There is a deep divide within the Labour Party - and it's no longer the straightforward division between the left and right of the party, writes Bryce Edwards.
The need for age diversity in Parliament
Political Roundup: The attempted return of several older politicians to Parliament in 2017 has sparked some debate about the merits of young, middle-aged, or older MPs for democracy. Surely we need them all.
How to avoid middle-aged brain fog
After growing concerned about her ability to recall things and focus, Rachel Kelly embarked on a five-year search to learn how food can help boost mental clarity.
Being in a relationship with an age gap
Falling in love with, and creating a life with, someone much older or younger than you creates unique challenges, writes Emily Winstanley.
Printable human skin is here
Scientists create a prototype for a 3D bio-printer that is capable of printing functional human skins.
What happens to your body as you age?
A new series looks at the changes and processes that occur in our bodies as we age, the conditions we'll be more susceptible to and how to prevent them.