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Meghan's podcast returns next week with new guest

Meghan's podcast will return now that the official mourning period for the Queen has ended

Can you really get a summer body in six weeks?

Why are we led to believe a summer body is achievable, asks Lee Suckling.

Sober October: What a month without alcohol really does to your body

Daily Telegraph: Long nights of lockdown drinking have left many keen to make a change.

Are multivitamins really good for you? Here's what the experts say

Telegraph: New dementia research complicates the longstanding debate over supplements.

The next All Black? How to be rational about kids' sporting dreams

And why your instructions from the sideline will do more damage than good.

Mental Health Awareness Week: Kiwis reveal the places that lift them up

This week Kiwis are being asked to think about the people and places that bring them joy.

Doctor dispels Asian food myth

There's a common misconception around Asian food that was peddled in the 1960s.

Treatment-resistant Eczema suffers offered new hope

Eczema can take its toll, but a new treatment is being labelled a 'game-changer'.

Air NZ crew reveal 5 tips to survive a long-haul flight

From silk pillowcases to when to drink coffee, crew share their favourite tips.

Melanie Chisholm: How I survived Spicemania

Times: 'I would be the best I could possibly be in every way. It would nearly kill me.'

Ryan Reynolds' 'potentially life-saving' surgery

The Deadpool actor has an 'extremely subtle polyp' removed in the procedure.

Three easy ways to cut calories without dieting

If your waistband is feeling a little tight, you can lower your intake with minimal effort

Selma Blair receives standing ovation at the Emmys

Selma Blair's surprise appearance comes amid her ongoing battle with multiple sclerosis.

Experts hint at the Queen's possible cause of death

Medical experts note what may have contributed to the Queen's declining health.

When you can't stand the sound of chewing (or crunching, or sniffling)

New York Times: If the way your partner eats cereal makes you insane, you're not alone.

The seven signs you're at stress breaking point – and how to tackle it

Telegraph: Overwhelmed, fatigued and on edge? It's time to take action.