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Therapists advise on how to navigate the struggle.

Silly or soothing? Why Gen Z are drawn to ASMR videos
OPINION: The videos may cater to our need for 'intimacy, comfort and sensory stimulation'.

32 ways to live happier at home
We’ve rounded up some of our best advice on how to make your home more comfortable.

‘Absolutely gutted’: Dramatic overhaul of $155m of Whānau Ora contracts includes John Tamihere-led agency
Four new agencies will be chosen and up to 1000 jobs could be affected.

Body weight v weights: How to build strength without a gym
New York Times: You can get the same workout and build strength without heavy equipment.

‘We have changed our family’s future forever’: An inspiring whānau journey to home ownership
They moved from renting where they paid $611 weekly for a rundown home.

Ask the doctor: What’s behind my incredibly painful headaches?
Telegraph: Not all headaches are migraines.

Sleep myths debunked: Do women need more rest than men?
New York Times: Experts weigh in on the question that’s all over our social media feeds.

Do you still need sunscreen in autumn?
'Don’t be fooled just because the temperatures can be lower,' warns one expert.

OA day at Thailand’s new Layan Life wellness centre where weird and wonderful things happen
‘As they say, what we need isn’t always what we want …’

‘No magic bullet’: Experts weigh in on immune supplements
New York Times: We asked experts about whether they have real benefits.

2000, 7000 or 10,000? The real number of steps you need to do to lose weight
Telegraph: Do you really need to hit a ‘magic’ number of steps a day?

As an oncologist, I have advice: Don’t wait until retirement to enjoy life
Here are five things my patients have taught me about living meaningfully.

I thought I was a fit 52-year-old man – until I tried Reformer Pilates
Telegraph: Pilates isn’t just for toned women.

How to deal with early waking and sleep better
A sleep psychologist suggests ways to protect sleep from intrusions.

Opinion: Why ‘miserable man syndrome’ resonates with many
Loading the dishwasher 'wrong' is among many small grievances in relationships.

Govt mulls extending repeat prescriptions, doctors warn it may lead to ‘catastrophic’ GP shortages
Patients may be able to go longer without seeing a doctor for a repeat prescription.

Working a night shift? Here’s how to take care of yourself
New York Times: Researchers have linked shift work to a variety of health and sleep issues

Three ways to track your fitness over time
New York Times: Gains take time, but regular tracking of strength helps keep you on track.

‘My father was a narcissist – people throw that word around without knowing the horror of it’
Experts caution against overuse and social media diagnosis.