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Telegraph: Experts share small, achievable changes that have a big impact.
Stories and analysis from The Northern Express Herald.
OPINION: How decluttering your life clears the path for progress.
OPINION: It's important to understand the psychology of spending.
Telegraph: Three women who successfully shed the pounds share their experiences.
Washington Post: Dating with intention can cut the drama, research suggests. Here's how.
IV lasers, plasma exchange, NAD+ infusions - it's boom time in the battle against ageing.
Plus, David Beckham’s best friend and Kiwi model fiance's NZ tiki tour.
Telegraph: Is it ever a good idea to rekindle a past love?
Telegraph: Local and seasonal eating has a range of impressive health benefits.
New York Times: Step count is just one part of the equation, experts say.
Telegraph: Restrictive new year diets don't work. Here's what to do instead.
From romantasy to Roman emporers - the surprising books NZ chief execs took on holiday.
'Shorts would be out of place in London ... here your men are sturdy and athletic.'
Own-brand butter, sugar, flour and milk often match pricier labels in baking.
Plus, other A-List holiday hotspots, and NZ supermodel Kylie Bax's return to TV screens.
These small changes can make a big difference.
'Nothing turns me off more than being offered still, sparkling or tap.' - Sean Connolly.
It's her most daunting challenge so far.
From All Whites and SailGP to AF Drinks, Kiwis are plotting global moves.
We prioritise other aspects of our wellbeing – why not sex?
Experts say ageing bodies clear alcohol more slowly, prolonging its impact.
No traffic jams, cheaper housing, good food - what's not to like?
Telegraph: Does your inner child emerge at every family Christmas? You're not alone.
From Anna Mowbray to John Key to Taika Waititi, these are the people who made headlines.
Many Kiwis return from summer leave feeling just as drained as before.
Telegraph: Expert tips for avoiding a 'dopamine sleigh ride' to regret.
We now rank behind only Canada and Australia for 'Christmas crack' searches.
After a miscarriage in June, Cruickshank is 'overjoyed' to be four months pregnant.
Plus, meet the entrepreneur brothers behind Auckland’s new hospitality hotspot.
Teens describe easy workarounds, like parents doing facial recognition for them.