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Why poor gut health might be the hidden cause of your back pain

Telegraph: New research suggests our gut and spine are more connected than they seem.

'I can't breathe': JoJo Siwa rushed to hospital before Black Friday show

Doctors found a burst ovarian cyst was bleeding into JoJo Siwa's stomach.

Deborah Chambers: What my first husband’s early death taught me about divorce and mortality

OPINION: Unless you've been divorced, it's hard to grasp the pain of ending a marriage.

How cancer, chronic pain and motherhood shaped Jess Quinn's advocacy

The women’s advocate opens up about parenting, health and her mission.

Why a daily walk reduces your dementia risk (and how many steps to do)

Telegraph: Walking requires more brain power than you might think.

Diana Clement: How to qualify for NZ Super if you plan to return to NZ for retirement

Kiwis born after July 1, 1977, must live 20 years here to qualify for NZ Super.

‘From spore to supplement’: Inside the Raglan farm redefining brain food

Founder Sean Mills spent four years perfecting the native pekepeke-kiore crop.

Principal forced to turn away disabled students as families surge into zone

Classes are spilling into the library and hall as the Auckland school turns families away.

Man wielding hedge trimmer blade who trapped woman, baby was ‘violent and not rational’ - witness

Witnesses said the man was hacking at the bus stop as the woman shielded her baby.

Smoking cannabis has a surprising effect on drinking

NY Times: Scientists corralled 157 people into a makeshift bar to study 'cross-fading'.

Volunteers treat 500 patients on three-week Tanzania mission: ‘We have no idea how lucky we are’

Dr Peter Culham joined a Hawke’s Bay team treating 500 patients in Tanzania.

Auckland swelters through record-hot November day as humidity soars

MetService warns the sticky heat may linger until Tuesday.

How drug-driving tests could hit legal cannabis patients

Returning two positive saliva tests can lead to a 12-hour driving ban.

Families warned after another asbestos scare in children’s sand set

Tests detected mineral fibres consistent with asbestos in the Miki Sand Art Set.

Michael Eaglen: How embracing the electric future now will strengthen New Zealand’s economy, industry and identity

Diesel ferries burn nearly a million litres a year, driving up long-term costs.

Ryman shuts two Christchurch rest homes, reports interim loss

Work to relevel the main Edmund Hillary hospital wing in Remuera is now completed.