
Here’s why your hair turns grey, and what you can do about it
Genetics and age shape the process, but you may have some control over it, too.
Stories and analysis from The Northern Express Herald.
US travellers told to dress up in 'civility' push – would Kiwi flyers follow suit?
Washington Post: "It was like going on a great trip, and now I only have the memories."
Washington Post: Among researchers' key findings - adolescence lasts into your 30s.
Al Brown says there’s 'no food shaming' when Christmas mornings mean Bisquick pancakes.
Telegraph: These spooky scenarios have been documented throughout history.
Plus, meet the former pro-golfer set to transform The Luxury Network NZ.
People assume there will be negative blowback. They're mostly wrong, research shows.
Telegraph: 'Nerves don’t spoil the fun like they could when I was a younger man.'
Washington Post: Feel like your partner's phoning it in? An expert shares her tips.
Is a $25 artisan block better than a $1.50 milk compound chocolate Santa?
Washington Post: Routines are linked to better health outcomes.
The famous chef is coming to Auckland to help you cook more comfortably.
'I think New Zealanders sometimes take it for granted,' the famed Scottish actor says.
"Families want to come back, but there has to be something to come back to."
Washington Post: A tango might be more than a dance when it comes to the brain.
Dr Kerry Makin-Byrd once faced crippling burnout; now she helps others overcome their own.
Other top artists for politicians include Shania Twain, Stan Walker and The Superjesus.
Plus Adam Parore, Mat Croad and Mikayla Haycock are preparing for their big days.
Telegraph: Infidelity usually ends in heartbreak and regret – but not always.
An Ikea newbie takes a look inside New Zealand's new temple to flatpack furniture.
Voice note lovers - and haters - weigh in on how to use the popular audio feature.
Five Kiwis reveal why their 'good' salaries no longer feel enough to get ahead.
New York Times: “We can say, ‘I made a mistake,’ as opposed to saying, ‘I am a mistake.’”
Portaloos, road cones and an elephant named Tom – how we're selling Tāmaki to tourists.
Telegraph: Is it possible to recover from an affair?
Plus, the 21-year-old school dropout choosing between tech millions and pro rugby.
Telegraph: Without the bustle of family life, a reader's relationship woes become clear.
Telegraph: A new analysis has linked UPFs to harm in every major organ.
New York Times: Upping your pace just a little could make for a more efficient workout.