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Kerikeri septuagenarians embark on epic fundraising bike ride

Ruth Mail wasn't keen on cycling 7500km around Aotearoa until her husband had this idea.

I watched helplessly as my tube-fed daughter insisted she would ‘never eat again’

Telegraph: An obsession with ‘healthy’ eating, baggy clothes should have rung alarm bells.

Why I gave up my life in Auckland for love in France at the age of 63

Kiwi Maria Hoyle moved to France in her 60s after a whirlwind romance.

From running to strength training: Navigating fitness during menopause

New York Times: Your body changes during menopause. So should your fitness routine.

The secret life of a wedding planner: From six-figure budgets to surprising bridezillas

Why a traumatic event in a former job has set this wedding planner up for success.

‘Life doesn’t have to be derailed’: What it's like battling stage 4 colon cancer

Jess Thompson, 28, shares her story of heartbreak and hope.

Webb’s to refund art photography auction purchases after 'misunderstanding'

'We sold reproductions on behalf of vendors without always understanding their provenance'

‘Mother of the Nation’ Judy Bailey to share wisdom on ageing

Moana Maniopoto, Dame Susan Devoy and Anne Salmond are also in festival line-up.

NZ’s tallest apartments: Agents head to London to sell ‘paused’ units to wealthy Kiwis

Despite a construction pause, Seascape's luxury apartments are still on the market.

I once dreaded wine bottles clanking in the bin – now I’m over a decade sober

Telegraph: After crippling anxiety attacks I knew I had to learn how to cope without it.

Five tips for making a school lunch your kid will actually eat

New York Times: A few tweaks can help you pack lunches that come home eaten.

Mastering core stability: Tips from fitness experts for everyday strength

New York Times: Mastering core stability: Tips from fitness experts for everyday strength.

The rise of baby-led weaning: Why parents are ditching purées for solids

New York Times: A growing number of parents are skipping spoon-feeding their babies.

Binge-watching this weekend? Here’s a short workout you can do in a chair

New York Times: How to build strength with a few simple, seated exercises.

Buying art? The smart money is on these NZ women artists

Art market shift: Female artists' works surge in value and recognition.

Steve Braunias: On four weeks at the Polkinghorne trial

OPINION: The most controversial case he's written about? No. But it is the most Auckland.

Why this Bay couple decided to turn two containers into a home

'It’s the simplest, most lovely way to live.'

Advice: I think my husband is wearing my underwear. Do I confront him?

Telegraph: A reader grapples with her husband’s secret penchant.