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‘The older I’ve got, the kinkier I’ve got’: How porn is booming for midlife women
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Inclusive youth holiday programme comes to Hamilton
Applications are now open for the 2024 To the Front Kirikiriroa youth music programme.
Hawke's Bay Air Force veteran features on special NZ Post stamp
The story behind the stamps is to show that NZ's veterans are not just ‘elderly men’.
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'Be prepared to seize every opportunity at any given time'
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‘Motherhood is a trap. Marriage is a bad deal’: Feminist Corinne Maier on learning to be selfish
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'I’m not surprised women prioritise sleep over orgasms'
More than 85 per cent of women would choose sleep as a priority over anything else.
$700 per week for two kids: Daycare fees crippling families
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'A scarcity of research': Are menstruation and suicide sometimes connected?
Women attempt suicide at much greater rates than men, but little is known why.
Ditching the 9 to 5 stranglehold: An expert tells how
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Midwife reveals what every mother should know before giving birth
A midwife who has delivered thousands of babies shares tips for coping with childbirth.
From refugee camp to Hamilton Police staff member
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Even rich, famous women can't 'have it all'. Here's why
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Pacific travels and a party despite cancer diagnosis
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Do you have ADHD? Here's how to spot the symptoms
People may not realise they have ADHD as symptoms in childhood are often missed.
Slides, supplies and 'peace of mind': What it's like inside safe houses for abused women
Violence brought a scared and exhausted version of Joyce Allen here. It changed her life.
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Ex-radio host Alex King reveals a new personal project she is working on.
After 11 failed rounds of IVF only one thing saved me from the depths of despair
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We need to talk about the gender pay gap
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Women are using online groups to help protect each other on dating apps
These women-run groups are accused of being toxic, but they carry a feminist legacy.
Top sexologist: The number one thing Kiwis need to work on for better sex
Sex.Life's Morgan Penn is clear on what couples can do better to improve their sex life
‘Naive players’: Peters criticises Hurricanes Poua after haka again calls out Govt
Poua caused huge controversy after their last haka mentioned a 'redneck government'.
How to know if a hysterectomy is right for you
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New partner at Govett Quilliam
The law firm was also the first in Taranaki to appoint a female partner back in 1987.
Wāhine toa inspire South Waikato students for International Women's Day
They will share their journeys with more than 150 Year 12 and 13 students.
Why this Auckland flight will be staffed entirely by women
Prepare for some fierce female energy on this Auckland flight.
Celebrating dairy farmers on International Women's Day
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Prof Deidre Brown wins Institute of Architects' gold medal
'She continues to make an astounding contribution to architecture in Aotearoa." - NZIA
Northland women reveal secrets to their success for International Women's Day
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