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Editorial: Japan sells more nappies for adults than babies – is NZ heading the same way?

OPINION: Births have stalled and the country's fertility rate is at a record low.

8 science-backed habits for a healthier heart

Washington Post: "People who maintain these things at optimal levels really win the game."

Miriam Margolyes: New Zealand has very gentle people. Even the criminals

The actor talks New Zealand, religion and why Hollywood feared her.

Editorial: Are we failing to protect our seniors from elder abuse?

OPINION: One in six people over 60 worldwide suffered abuse last year, WHO reports.

'I know how to wield a sword': EnableMe founder Hannah McQueen sets out to revolutionise NZ's health system

'If we do this properly, we’re going to change so many lives.'

5 conversations to have with your ageing parents

New York Times: These conversations aren't always easy, but they're critical, experts say.

Retirement giants step up building as Metlifecare eyes sharemarket return

New village opens, land bought for another, speculation on stock exchange relistings.

What science says we’ve been getting wrong about exercise

Washington Post: For most of human history, living was exercise. It still can be.

Diana Clement: How to plan for your retirement if you are under 30

By 2050, nearly one in four New Zealanders will be over 65 and on NZ Super.

Adding this much exercise to your daily routine may boost longevity

Washington Post: Just a bit more exercise could save 1 in 10 people from an earlier death.

Still ticking: WWII veteran and watchmaker thriving at 100

'Hard work' and 'good genes' are the secrets, he says.

The adventurous life behind Betty's 100 years

Some mothers like tea and scones, but Betty prefers watching heavy machines build bridges.

‘This one is gonna be hard’: Channing Tatum shares hospital update

He told fans the next six months of rehab will define his daily life.

Four Parkinson’s disease symptoms that can show up decades before a diagnosis

Washington Post: Early symptoms are often unrelated to movement.

Are you ageing well? Try these 4 simple tests to find out

NYT: They can’t guarantee future health, but they can tell you the trajectory you're on.

‘Young men are so confused by porn they need lessons in real-life sex’

Telegraph: Cindy Gallop, 65, prefers dating much younger men. She explains why.