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Melissa Hannan is a mechanic on a mission to teach women basic automotive maintenance.

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The controversial influencer doubled down on his comments after he faced a swift backlash.

Collins was answering questions on behalf of Minister for Women Nicola Grigg.

"You're making calls between a long-term future together versus your health."

Tauranga collects handbags for women’s refuge, honouring Grace Millane’s legacy.

'The same things that make men happy are the same things that make women happy.'

OPINION: How a reality show contestant reflects a 'growing trend in Western culture'.

A society with fewer marriages may be happier, but it also worsens economic inequality.

A sign-language expert comes to defence of the former football president.

Experts warn it can be 'really, really damaging' to confidence and self-esteem.

Up to 93% of those who enter aged care are malnourished or at risk.

It is the first time a Kiwi has held such a high-ranking role in the RAAF.

The hormone oestrogen is thought to play to a central role.

Auckland councillor Kerrin Leoni opposes the sale of strategic assets like airport shares.

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OPINION: Perimenopause is now a common theme in TV shows, films and books.

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Flatmates later in life offer companionship, security and shared expenses.

We ask experts about the benefits of factoring their period into their plans.

OPINION: Bonnie Jansen breaks down the major talking points for women's sport in 2025.

A new sculpture exhibition in Auckland’s Aotea Square pays tribute to body-type diversity.

Somedays is the North American leader in natural period pain relief products.

Michele Wilson AWWA founder and Lux Perry Somedays founder talk to Tom Raynel about what comes next for the period care brands.

The cheap gadget is quickly becoming a must-have for those dealing with period pain.

OPINION: Even in the 2020s there is no doubt that there is a gendered financial crisis.