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Exit polls suggest Sanae Takaichi’s LDP will secure 316 of 465 seats.

OPINION: Women leaders used the Waitangi dinner to push a new Māori investment agenda.

Telegraph: As Keltie Knight's TV career took off, her health crashed.

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The Famous Project CIC write themselves into the history books completing the Jules Verne Trophy. Video / worldsailing

She says surviving that scrutiny now helps her support other survivors.

An ERA probe found Northland CIB's Bridget Doell was bullied in her role.

New York Times: Cardiovascular disease kills more women than all cancers combined.

She gathered passionate experts to break new ground… because wine not?!

Human egg tests in UK and US clinics are starting this year.

Jane Thomson was 57 when she successfully climbed Aoraki/Mt Cook in 1916.

X chatbot Grok has been generating about one nonconsensual sexual image each minute.

He appears in court accused of attacking Edla Marlborough on three occasions.

This finding could reshape IVF while opening a frontier in women's health.

Dame Coral Shaw is honoured for years of public service and abuse inquiry work.

Hazlehurst oversaw a record $2.1b upgrade of Hastings’ core infrastructure.

The 2026 New Year Honours are out today. Here's the list of New Zealanders recognised.

Kāren Johansen recognised in New Year Honours for services to education and human rights.

Hastings-based family violence advocate made an officer of the New Zealand Order of Merit.

'Don’t try to change yourself. You’re given this body for a reason, you’ve got to own it.'

'My life two years ago was completely different. I never ever expected it.'

The actor says the surgery cut her breast cancer risk from 87% to under 5%.

How Dr Kyla Matenga juggles her medical career, Crossfit, family life and social media.

Should employers consider diversity, equity and inclusion in hiring?