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Feelings of burnout, stress and loneliness aren't uncommon problems.
Guy Pearce under fire over transgender tweets
The Australian actor apologised for a series of now-deleted posts.
Auckland waterfront events centre marketed for sale
Running fees are an annual $147,935 according to the Colliers’ information memorandum.
Kyle MacDonald: I’m in my 50s and disillusioned with my life, what should I do?
Creating meaning in your life is important - here's how to do it.
If these everyday sounds irritate you, you could have a disorder
New research suggests 20 per cent of us suffer high-stress reactions to everyday sounds.
Is crying in the workplace okay or inappropriate?
Turner has highlighted a habit that's normal and healthy - unless you do it regularly.
The new advice on reducing peanut allergy risk in children
NHS says no nut products before six months old but new data says otherwise.
Biggest myths about getting a good sleep
Expert reveals biggest misconceptions that are getting in the way of a good night's sleep.
Dog-tired? Your pet could be wrecking your sleep
Study shows cat and dog owners have more disrupted nights and bad sleep quality.
'Dangerous': Actress's detox diet worries health experts
Health experts are disapproving of Gwyneth Paltrow's alarming 'wellness routine'.
Opinion: Being a single mum was easy - until my kids became teens
Without the conflict of an unhappy marriage, I believed parenting teens would be easy.
Influencer breaks down over baby name backlash
Influencer distraught after her baby’s 'different, unique' name was called 'ridiculous'.
Why men shouldn't fear the midlife crisis
How to know when you're having a midlife crisis and how to make a swift exit out of it.
Parenting Place: Feeling addicted to your phone? You’re not alone
If you're constantly checking your phone, your kids probably will be too.
Five ideas for successful and meaningful family meals
The Conversation: How can we make family meals more realistic and less stressful?
Disturbing fact about your water bottle
A study has revealed your reusable water bottle has more bacteria than you think.
'Not happy': Woman returns $175k Mercedes-Benz to mechanic 20 times
Ongoing faults with a seatbelt meant the car was unusable half the time, the owner says.
Sex worker granny on why she started in her mid-50s, and why she won't retire
'I’m glad I didn’t discover sex work until my 50s because I probably wasn’t ready before.'
Listen up: Why headphone wearers are at risk of dementia
Hearing loss is now affecting younger age groups, but they are ignoring the problems.
One thing men really want to do in bed
Men commonly want one thing from their partner when it comes to sex.
Mother’s courage: ‘I beat bowel cancer to have a baby’
Never giving up on her family dream, Rachael discovered a sweet surprise after chemo.
Ex-ballerina exposes the dark underbelly of the ballet world
Alice Robb talks about the entrenched misogyny and predatory culture of the ballet world.
Kelly Tarlton’s reopens after storm and cyclone damage
Staff stayed nights with the sea creatures, who remained safe and well through flooding.
Nurse’s terrifying warning to parents about chilly bins
A former paramedic has issued a frightening warning about a Kiwi summer staple.
The buzzword you need to stop using
Comment: Lee Suckling on the issue with using this popular word.
Why dating is harder for women than men
Experts reveal women have to 'lower their standards' as men get away with murder.
Mum’s magical gift: ‘I can finally hear my kids’
Following life-changing surgery, brave Kara is urging others like her to listen up.
Sleepwalking teen injured in fall from window
A girl from Victoria went to bed at a mate’s place and woke up screaming in agony.
Censorship and eradication: Has George Orwell's frightening prediction come true?
Opinion: The censorship of history is an attempt to enforce a single viewpoint.
What makes you happy? A psychologist has the answers
The good news is that we can all improve our levels of happiness with daily practice.
Fashion lovers queued for hours to nab huge discounts
Crazy footage shows how long fashionistas are willing to wait to get discounted items.