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More than 80,000 New Zealanders live with dementia, a figure set to double by 2050.
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Losing his brother and father has reshaped how TVNZ's Daniel Faitaua embraces life.
Dietitians explain whether honey deserves its healthy status, and if it's worth its price.
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Kerikeri power prices sit about 20% above the national average.
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Kerry Walmsley talks about the pain of separation and the joy of mentoring elite athletes.
He doesn't own a car or a home, but he wants economics to work for everyone.
These bright young things are the creatives and dealmakers reshaping Auckland.
Biomarkers like blood pressure, grip strength and balance can flag risks early.
The Aussie pop star is starring in a Kiwi-created crime series.
The 33-year-old mum will be the only Northland pin-up on the Christchurch stage.