Opinion
Our first year of marriage was sexless, and it brought us closer together
Telegraph: A health issue ruled out sex for Lovisa Engstrand and her husband Joel.
Latest from Mental Health
Stories and analysis from The Northern Express Herald.
Watch: Dramatic arrest after dog killed in ‘incredibly violent’ Epsom events
Video footage depicts the moment police intervene in a violent Epsom rampage. Video / Andre Lipa
Why love bombing is a huge red flag in new relationships
New York Times: Over-the-top affection in a new romance can be a precursor to abuse.
Man dies after ambulance service tells him to make his own way to hospital
Coroner finds the case was not one where service simply failed to dispatch an ambulance.
'Doesn’t meet my expectations': Minister pauses $9m prisoner massage plan
The scheme for inmates was expected to provide 111 hours weekly at $175 an hour.
Scrolling endlessly to unwind? It could be making you feel worse
Washington Post: How to cut back on the amount of time you're spending online.
Manu Vatuvei on shame, second chances and rebuilding his name
The former Warriors star is keeping things simple as he looks to rebuild.
'Like being in a car crash': US Coast Guard rescue crews show signs of brain injuries
NY Times: Crews that save lives in the roughest seas face relentless pounding of waves.
Ariana Grande is extremely thin. Is it any of our business?
Washington Post: The singer appeared frail in a new video. Cue the criticism and concern.
The Years Ahead: When home becomes too quiet
Mary lost her husband three years ago. The evenings are the hardest.
Auckland axe attacker quietly deported to China
Fanrong Meng was deported to China less than six weeks after agencies met.
'Too many lies': Pauline Hanna's family speak out as coroner's inquiry begins
Her husband, eye surgeon Philip Polkinghorne, was acquitted of murder two years ago.
I’ve just had my first holiday fling aged 64. I can recommend it
Telegraph: A chance meeting reignited feelings Kate Mulvey thought were lost forever.
'Nowhere near enough time to grieve': Chch mum calls for more bereavement leave
After her daughter was killed in an accident, Sheena turned her heartbreak into help.
‘Very challenging': Finding love after being diagnosed with Parkinson’s at 41
Andy Gutierrez was diagnosed with early-onset Parkinson's disease in 2011.
David Seymour: A phone ban for kids is not a rethink of my solution for social media harm
OPINION: The Government could prohibit those under 16 from possessing smart devices.
Porirua woman partly cut off husband's penis 'to stop his cheating'
She lay next to the sleeping victim with the knife, saying he would not cheat again.
These are the five habits that matter most for a healthy retirement
Telegraph: Certain habits can help you thrive in later life.
Doctors considering weight-loss drugs for detained man to be kept in physical restraints
Doctors are considering Wegovy so J can fit restraints again.
She was a middle-class Christchurch teen – and an addict
Charlotte Bell had the grades, career and sport. Then addiction took hold.
‘I’m not a criminal’: Inside the underground world of magic mushroom therapy
In inner-city Auckland, more than 150 clients have visited this magic mushroom guide.
Advice: As I hear more about my husband’s childhood, I’m furious at my in-laws
Washington Post: A reader says she's 'stewing over old issues' after her spouse opened up.
'She killed the kids': Murder-accused mum sobs as husband's 911 call played in court
The judged ordered that the call could not be recorded and played outside the courtroom.
British man blew up childhood home in mistaken belief he had been disinherited
He believed a secret will had cut him out of his parents' bungalow.
The psychology behind why uni friends are often mates for life, while others fall away
OPINION: Research shows three key ingredients help to form close friendships.
How much forgetfulness is normal, and when you should see a doctor
Washington Post: How can you tell if your mini memory lapses are a sign of a bigger issue?
'Changed the course of our son’: Tributes after beloved school counsellor dies
Nothing and no one was 'too much trouble' for Rob Silver.
'Game changer': Mental Health Minister on new Youth Hub for 16- to 25-year-olds
The $3 million scheme will also be rolled out in Nelson and Hawke’s Bay.
The jury’s out on social media bans. Here’s a better idea NZ can borrow from Australia
OPINION: A social media ban is not a silver bullet.
Farming wellbeing groups join forces to expand nationwide reach
'The stars have aligned, and we are ready to get more coverage across New Zealand.'