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The truth about people who are 'self-destructive'
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Why Meghan has banned Harry from alcohol, tea and coffee
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Vegan parents spark concern over baby diet tips
Medical professionals worried about vegan parents offering diet tips for babies.
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Ten trends you'll probably get sucked into this year
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The New Year can often bring a bad hangover for those revellers who party too hard.
Vape and save, health group says
Vaping is promoted as a way to quit smoking and avoid the tobacco tax hike.
Incestuous family of Kiwi origin found living together on farm
Born to parents who were siblings, a brother and sister have been found living together.
Eden Park, helicopter, pink Range Rover: Is this NZ's most elaborate wedding proposal?
Landing a helicopter on Eden Park, is this NZ's most extra marriage proposal ever?
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First home buyers slammed over outrageous demands
A Sydney couple's diva demands for their extravagant first home have viewers seeing red.
Making New Year's resolutions personal will actually make them stick
Despite our good intentions, we're pretty poor at changing our own behaviour.
Is 'sorry' the hardest word?
Forgiveness does not mean forgetting or minimising the pain we feel.
Why you should stop feeling guilty about drinking these holidays
Historically, alcohol was seen to be promoting health.
Why Christmas is usually a disappointment
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