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Reality bites: How neglecting your teeth can kill you
Telegraph: Not brushing or flossing as often as you should? Read on.
Succession’s Sarah Snook: ‘A producer told me off for eating cake’
Times: As a teen in Australia she felt ugly and depressed. Now she's dominating Hollywood.
Diana Wichtel: Jacinda Ardern’s wedding was one for our times
OPINION: Could the former PM's wedding be read as 'a small act of defiance'?
Musk demands bigger stake in Tesla as price for AI work
New York Times: Musk threatens to “build products outside of Tesla.”
After Iowa, Trump is back to command the national psyche. He never actually left
New York Times: Trump is steamrolling his bid for a third nomination.
Editorial: Classroom cellphone ban gives teachers a fighting chance
OPINION: Despite mixed evidence, school students will have phones taken away this year.
Actually, I don’t: How to call off your wedding
New York Times: Tips on what to do next from people who have been through it.
Politics and inflation worries take shine off improved business confidence results
Businesses owners tend to feel more positive under National-led governments.
Letters: Investigate supermarket price tricks; select All Blacks abroad
OPINION: 'Activists appear to have little regard for the needs of others.'
'Jokes have changed': Tina Fey on Mean Girls then and now
New York Times: Fey reflects on how different generations have reacted over the years.
Market close: Fisher and Paykel Healthcare drags market lower on quiet day
The New Zealand sharemarket staged a late recovery to finish flat.
‘On Ozempic I immediately lost all desire for alcohol’
As more people are taking the drug, a surprising side-effect is emerging.
Is a $14,000 hotel stay at this Nepal resort worth the price tag?
High-end as well as high-altitude, with experiences that money (almost) can't buy.
Hit men are easy to find in the movies. Real life is another story
New York Times: Despite what happens in movies, many attempted murder plots don't work.
The rise and fall of Golriz Ghahraman: refugee, human rights lawyer, former MP
The woman who was New Zealand's first refugee MP has resigned from Parliament.
Capital raise? Crimson Education pours cold water on report
Plus: The latest on a possible public listing.
How a polyamorous mum had a 'big sexual adventure' and found herself
New York Times: Molly Roden Winter's new memoir, More, is breathtakingly candid.
Scotties Boutique: What is it, who owns it and why does a dress cost $6995?
Green MP Golriz Ghahraman has been accused of shoplifting from an Auckland institution.
Auckland suburbs' state house development will take 100 years at current rate
In 2014, 10,500 new homes were planned.
Workplace wellness programmes have little benefit, study finds
New York Times: Do popular workplace mental health interventions actually help?
Opinion: 1374 days of pain – my life with long Covid
NY Times: Giorgia Lupi first got Covid in 2020. It's been 'running the show' ever since.
How to keep living together when you can’t afford a divorce
Telegraph: Financial pressures are leaving the unhappily married in limbo.
Opinion: Never too late for Christmas ham
"I decided to make things a little easier ... and go without."
Letters: Scrapping Auckland light rail; Luxon must make tough decisions
OPINION: 'Once again, a burning congestion problem remains unaddressed.'
Q&A: Whanganui multi-instrumentalist Hamish Jellyman
Music has always been part of Hamish Jellyman's life.
Simon Wilson: Light rail is dead, but Auckland still needs better transport and revenue reform
OPINION: Light rail is dead but Auckland needs a transport plan and funds to pay for it.
Editorial: Cook Strait ferries - dated, dirty and desperate
OPINION: A tired trip across Cook Strait highlights the dire state of our ferries.
Jarden Wealth Weekly: Is Goldilocks here yet?
OPINION: The Goldilocks scenario is far from certain. Risk is ever-present in investing.
Property Insider: $33m Auckland block bought pre-election for scrapped light rail
'Irresponsible' said Simeon Brown of the rail business buying so close to the election.
The tech that needs fixing in 2024, and what got fixed last year
New York Times: The best tech solved problems. The worst put us in harm's way.
Market close: NZX continues to drift lower
The New Zealand sharemarket remains in holiday mode.
An American writer travelling in New Zealand sums up how she feels about Auckland
No holds barred: This is what left one US visitor surprised, delighted and disappointed.
Who was the mysterious woman buried alone at the pet cemetery?
NYT: Unusual requests were common at the pet cemetery. Then came Patricia Chaarte.