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Workout after a night out: Does it really help with hangovers?

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New York Times: A good night’s sleep is just a podcast away.

She started her school’s cheer squad. At 97, she got to perform again.

Ilagene Doehring proves age is no barrier to cheerleading.

Six warning signs your heart is weak – and what to do about it

Telegraph: Some symptoms of heart disease are hard to spot.

Society Insider: Boris' private dinner with Auckland elite; Ridge's new boyfriend buys into her home

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Angela Blair: I know why women aren’t having children. Men just aren’t good enough

Telegraph - OPINION: 'Marriage is a business, not romance,' says Angela Blair.

The everyday bugbears that can make your marriage implode

Telegraph: Don’t let household disagreements ruin your relationship.

Beat the Heat: Best swimming spots in each region

From Northland to Canterbury, here are the best spots to cool off in.

MRI scans show ‘huge’ differences between male and female brains

A world-first study using imaging technology may explain the gender gap in mental health.

The dream of perfect sleep may be making you an insomniac

If you’re intent on making sleep happen, it probably won’t.

The real reason women go too far with plastic surgery

Telegraph: We talk to an expert about facial dysmorphia – and how to avoid the trap.

At 53 I was diagnosed with incurable prostate cancer – I wish I’d been tested sooner

Telegraph: Prostate cancer screening can save many men’s lives

This ‘Wall Street girly’ wants to make wealth more accessible

New York Times: New wave of female influencers spreading personal finance info.

Steal my itinerary: How to spend a weekend on the Sunshine Coast

Not sure where to eat or what to do? Check out our full itinerary.

I am 16 and have a stutter. Here’s what most people don’t understand

When someone is stuttering, you might feel like avoiding eye contact. Don't.

Michelle Yeoh on Wicked, warrior energy and turning heartbreak to hope

Times: It’s hard to believe there's anything the 62-year-old Oscar winner can’t do.