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Cars to fit the plus-size drivers
Rising obesity levels mean that carmakers are having to go to elaborate lengths to accommodate supersized drivers.
Some babies already obese in the womb
British scientists have found the first direct link between the weight of a mother-to-be and that of her child.
New Zealand's obesity rate surges
New Zealand's obesity rate surged ahead in the 12 years to 2009, a major nutrition report released today by the Ministry of Health shows.
Beefy Brits slim down on Kiwi kai
Two previously beefy Brits who converted to New Zealand's "atmosphere of fitness" have spoken out against two fellow immigrants who said their new home made them fat.
NZ Fashion Week: Aussies go big - but not here
A waif-like model almost collapsed from lack of food and water at NZ Fashion Week, a designer says.
Counselling for anorexia could also help cure obesity
Scientists believe giving obese people the same psychological counselling as those with anorexia could help them.
Fast food turns Golden Mile into Queen sized St
Queen St is turning into a strip of fast-food outlets, despite the best efforts of city planners.
Attack of the Carl's Jr calories
Notorious footlong cheeseburger is off the menu as part-owner Michael Jones puts his foot down.
NZ's soaring diabetes rate puts us with world's worst
Scientists blame the increase on the spread of a Western-style diet, leading to rising levels of obesity.
Hospital ready for its largest patients
The increasing number of extremely obese patients has forced Waikato Hospital to open special rooms.
Blogger starts war on obese bus passengers
A blogger has declared overweight passengers have become a problem for taking up too much room on Auckland buses.
<i>Catherine Bennett:</i> Diet industry built on the failure of its products
Have you ever wondered how French women stay so miraculously thin? Me neither.