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Can AI therapy still give you the support you need?
Clinical psychologist Jacqui Maguire joined The Little Things.
'Riddled with inconsistencies': Debate over veteran status criteria
The government plans to broaden the definition of 'veteran' in new legislation.
Forget plasma transfusions - the simple things you can do today to extend your lifespan
Millionaires are spending big bucks to lower their biological age, but it's not needed.
'Keeps me up at night': Top Youth Court judge gives rare interview about NZ's kid criminals
Head Youth Court Judge Isa Malosi speaks to A Moment In Crime podcast.
Why changes to driver tests could impact young drivers most
AA suggests a minimum of 60 practice hours for learner drivers.
Wellington's Billy T nominees on the growth of the capital's comedy industry
Half of the Billy T nominees for 2025 are from Wellington.
The future of Kiwi fashion: Navigating challenges and opportunities
NZ Fashion Week returns in August, focusing on empowering local designers.
How 'Polk' documentary seeks to honour Pauline Hanna's story
'You’re aware that this is because a person’s died.'
Why budget travel is no longer just for '3 in the morning, Jägerbomb' customers
The types of people seeking cheaper holidays have changed in recent years.
How AI's latest advancements could reshape creative professions
Updates mean AI can now replicate Studio Ghibli's anime art style convincingly.
What is the bond market – and is it still a 'safe haven' asset?
Bonds have emerged as a key player in the tariff wars between the US and China.
Bennett ends speculation on Auckland mayoralty run, blasts Parliament's 'cesspit' culture
Paula Bennett described Parliament as a 'cesspit of bullying and nastiness'.
Senior MP Willie Jackson says Labour Govt should've taken GST off meat
Labour proposed removing GST from fruit and vegetables ahead of the 2023 election.
Ali Mau: Sexual harm 'the last big taboo subject in our society'
The former broadcaster has shared her experiences in her new memoir.
Adolescence has sparked conversations about masculinity – but are we having the right ones?
The popularity of the Netflix show has got people talking about the 'manosphere'.
Winston Peters turns 80: Why the Deputy PM is unlikely to quit anytime soon
Peters' birthday is one of the major political moments of the week.
Explained: Why the collapsing bond market forced Trump's tariff turn
'Bond markets are widely considered to be the most powerful political force in the world'
Why living solo in NZ means paying more for life's essentials
Singles pay 53% more on housing and 40% more on health.
Billy T nominees on viral clips and open mic ‘snobs’
Half of this year's Billy T nominees join the Herald's comedy podcast.
Female MPs face rising threats and harassment, new research reveals
It comes as several politicians in recent weeks have reported security concerns
37 million people are expected to cruise this year - here’s why it’s time to get on board
The average age of cruise ship passengers has also dropped in the post-Covid world.
Trump’s tariffs spark comparisons to Great Depression and GFC - can NZ survive the turmoil?
'The world has changed and it’ll be in the history books.'
On The Up: Perspective, confidence and balance - top Kiwis share the secrets to their success
On The Up: How four inspirational New Zealanders keep focused on their goals.
Mary Holm: What we’re getting wrong about KiwiSaver
The financial guru doesn't think you should prioritise returns when choosing providers.
Lance Burdett on why depression gave him ‘insight’ as a police negotiator
The former cop is now trying to help people have better mental health.
‘As individual as a fingerprint’: Debunking the five stages of grief
Dr Denise Quinlan helps people learn how to grieve in their own ways.
‘Fewer and bigger’: How rising costs will change NZ’s film industry
A 'Minecraft Movie' is the latest blockbuster filmed in New Zealand.