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'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’
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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
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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.
Viral beauty hack uncovers frightening diagnosis
A 26-year-old was using this viral beauty craze on her face when she found a bump.
Why going brunette is the 'new practical trend'
"Big shift": With the rise in prices comes the rise of the "recession brunette".
Ed Sheeran concert review: There’s no doubting he loves Aotearoa
One lucky teen plucked from the crowd to join superstar on stage.
‘My wife and I like spending time apart on holiday. Is that weird?’
A married couple have taken to the internet to ask if their holiday pastime was ‘weird’.
Got a pet? Here's why you need to change your sheets
Your furry pal might be about to cause you even more housework.
Should bridesmaids pay for themselves?
Hen’s nights, dresses, hair and makeup... should your bridesmaids cough up for it all?
Man lost at sea survived for 24 days eating only this
Man swept out to sea on leaking sailboat survived almost a month on sauce and seasoning.
Football Ferns and Red Hot Chilli Peppers make for bumper Saturday in Auckland
There are plenty of things to do for Aucklanders this Saturday and best to prepare.
Vape business goes up in smoke with $1.9m projected losses
Cavalcade of crises and bad surprises: Demise of business and its products.
Prince Harry’s bizarre claims about Air NZ flight in memoir
Booksellers were gearing up for today, the first day the book would be sold in NZ
'I look in the mirror and say I am good-looking': The secret routines of Kiwi high-flyers
Mornings can be a mad dash, and evenings a write-off ... but not for everyone.
Black Ferns Woodman, Wickliffe share wedding photos
Couple celebrate their marriage at the end of a year that brought World Cup success.
'If I can do it anyone can': TV journalist Paddy Gower's alcohol-free year
One of the best things about sobriety has been rediscovering the joys of morning, he says.
Generation most likely to call in sick
New survey has revealed the demographic most likely to pull a sickie.
Daily Covid cases nearly double in 24 hours, projected to hit 10K by Xmas
Current cases were dominated by a collection of subvariants, including BQ 1.1 and BA 2.75.
Showers for Auckland’s Billy Joel concert - with buses to venue
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