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New York Times: A reader has reservations about her year-long relationship.
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Washington Post: A psychologist outlines the red flags and strategies to cope.
Telegraph: Keen to settle that sauce debate? Chef and writer Xanthe Clay is here to help.
Telegraph: Relationships between the two key women in a man’s life can be fraught.
Washington Post: A note before you read - these are rare, and not every twinge is cancer.
He slept with a short barrel shotgun and swapped his boots for locally sewn muklaks.
Telegraph: You can reduce your cholesterol naturally through diet and lifestyle changes.
Telegraph: Fair cop or jealousy? A reader shares her sibling dilemma.
Plus, a luxury boat-building company in Auckland goes into liquidation.
Washington Post: We asked dermatologists how people can slow or reverse thinning hair.
New York Times: Experts weigh in on what the urge means, and what you can do to curb it.
NY Times: The ‘portfolio diet’ has been shown to reduce heart disease and stroke risks.
Kim Knight goes to the library and emerges enlightened.
The 61-year-old star has also cut back on alcohol as part of his health reset.
Smith and wife Teagan Voykovich have separated after four years of marriage.
Amisfield's Vaughan Mabee wants to hug Tourism New Zealand – but what about everyone else?
We want to answer your hardest gift-giving questions this Christmas.
Plus Kiwi racer Liam Sceats' bid to be the next Scott Dixon and a Black Cap's baby news.
Hachette issues an alert after a US author's publishing offer is exposed as a scam.
Washington Post: Can any method take the drudgery out of cleaning your grout?
Plus, The Caker founder Jordan Rondel is getting married today in California.
Telegraph: 'There are so many tainted memories.'
Telegraph: Cardiovascular disease claims more lives every year than cancer.
The best Christmas cakes are baked at Labour Weekend.
'With some notable exceptions, most parents who divorce face hard or harder choices.'
Plus, a Kiwi tech mogul on why he returned to NZ after a decade in Silicon Valley.
'It's a survival game,' says Albert Cho, Namu Group operations director.
"He swears it’s just a physical outlet and insists it’s not ‘cheating’."
Celebrated fashion designer tells OneRoof her own pad is no longer for sale.