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Protein-rich diets push up egg sales

Sales of eggs in Britain are up about 5 per cent on last year and have risen almost a quarter compared to seven years ago.

Interview with Angela Bull

As one of the more powerful women in property, Angela Bull acknowledges how few of her gender run big projects.

Bar review: Rockefeller Champagne and Oyster Bar

The Champagne and wine list is extensive and well-researched.

Need a boost? Try orange juice, not coffee

If you're feeling tired then you should be pouring yourself an orange juice instead of coffee, say scientists.

Small Business: Isabel Pasch, Bread and Butter Bakery

Isabel Pasch is an owner of Bread and Butter Bakery and Cafe, which has wholesale operations as well as three retail bakeries and cafes.

The trick to getting kids to eat veges

Researchers have discovered a surprisingly simple way to get kids to eat more veggies.

Palm kernel knotty issue on Fonterra agenda

Fonterra executives will have their work cut out convincing farmers to reduce their use of what has been a key feed supplement over the past 10 years - palm kernel.

Nutella - are you saying it wrong?

Do you pronounce the "nut" in Nutella? We feel your pain.

Restaurant review: Ostro, Auckland CBD

Got a hard to please overseas visitor coming? Take them to Ostro for a fine dining night out.

Why NZ has fallen in love with Lewis Road Creamery

Radio hosts unveil big sausage in Tuatapere

Bar review: Bellota

Small Business: Governance journeys - Matthew Bennett, Nibblish

This week, Small Business editor Caitlyn Sykes talks to business owners about their firms' governance structures.

Want to lose weight? Just buy smaller plates

Simply by eating from smaller plates you could slash your calorie intake by nearly a tenth, according to researchers.

Red wine slows dementia, but there's a catch

A chemical found in red wine helps slow dementia, say scientists - but you would have to drink 1,000 bottles a day to get enough of it.

Bar review: Golden Dawn