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Telegraph: Friendships are a key part of life until they start to sap the colour from it.
Telegraph: Friendships are a key part of life until they start to sap the colour from it.
NY Times: Should you take health advice from a centenarian or stick with your doctor?
New York Times: By her early 30s, Saldaña was a huge star – but something had to give.
New York Times: These are the health implications to consider.
Kiwi sex therapist Sofie Louise explains how to transform your sex life this year.
Telegraph: There is no cure for chronic joint pain, but it can be made more bearable.
Printer Webstar is owed $67,000, trade creditors $28,000; the total owed is $95,000.
Telegraph: How to separate from your partner while protecting your children.
Telegraph: Gallbladder cancer often has no symptoms until its late stages.
Times: Here's what'll be hot both in and out of the gym this year.
Great sex is possible at any age, says Kiwi sex therapist Michelle Kasey
Telegraph: Knowing how and when to share your story can make all the difference.
Retail theft costs $2.6b yearly; security struggles amid rising incidents.
New York Times: Simple tips to strengthen your relationship in 2025.
Luxury-brand retailer still made a loss in 2024, but had a small improvement.
Kate Manne’s Unshrinking examines fatphobia as a form of structural oppression.
New York Times: Ten experts share their forecasts for dating and sex in the new year.
Plus, where have NZ's rich and famous been holidaying this summer?
Telegraph: Hypertension affects one in four people – but the signs can be easy to miss.
Telegraph: January sees rise in divorce inquiries; experts urge caution before acting.
Achievable goals to set for the new year, from expert psychologists and coaches.
Telegraph: What a year without beer really does to your body.
Telegraph: How to eat healthily at home without feeling deprived.
They left for a specific reason. But it could pave the way for more to follow.
Telegraph: Knowing and checking your blood pressure numbers is essential for health.
Ecstasy is the second most commonly used illicit drug in New Zealand after cannabis.
Life coach Brooke Nolly shares five tips for a fulfilling 2025.
Adultery has been around for as long as marriage, but the effects can be devastating.
Telegraph: A husband’s sudden lifestyle change had an immense impact on his marriage.
Telegraph: Are longer summer nights affecting your sleep?