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Breast density is a known cancer risk so why aren’t women being told? NZ Listener
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Breast Cancer: my story: NZ Listener
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Late life OE: how Kiwi emptynesters are finding new ways to travel: NZ Listener
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Wellington on a Plate: Making the food festival accessible, The Post
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Homeless women, NZ Listener
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Female poverty in retirement, NZ Listener
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Talking about death and dying: NZ Listener, May 2024
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Domestic violence – shocking figures as police wind back family harm call-outs: NZ Listener, March 2024
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Why has it taken so long to celebrate one of our greatest artists?
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‘Everyone is itching to go’: Kiwis’ lust for travel is hurting the economy
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Schooling in the age of Omicron: ‘Maxi vaxx’ parents’ fears for children as mask mandates are removed
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Trendy diet, eating disorder, or a good way to lose weight and feel better?
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‘Parents are not expected to be teachers’: Facing the struggle of home learning during lockdown
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Take a hike: How the great outdoors can change your life
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Tens of thousands of Kiwis were adopted at birth. Now they’re speaking out
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Lumping it: Is NZ’s breast cancer system failing high-risk women?
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State of mind: The looming crisis facing aged-care facilities
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Lady Deborah Chambers:’I know how tough it is at the bottom’
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Bank of Mum and Dad: The pitfalls of giving money to your kids
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Mourning from afar: The families whose hearts were broken by Covid rules
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Women can do anything…. if they’re paid properly
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A digital divide, Children with devices – SST/Stuff
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The outcasts: Life as an unvaccinated person in the traffic light system
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Flying the Kite to Help Others
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Stuck in the middle: Youth mental health needs caught between child and adult services
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The subtle art of demasking
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‘Avoid at all costs’: Kiwis who caught Covid-19 overseas urge country to take it seriously
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Overscheduled kids and one of the few perks of lockdown
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Brain fog, hot flushes and night sweats: how midlife burnout can destroy you
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Job or jab? Vaccine-hesitant workers face agonising choice as mandate deadline looms
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Covid and climate change have robbed 20-somethings of the exciting transition to adulthood
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How Longer Lives and Bigger Generation Gaps Impact Retirement
The lost generation: How some students are left behind in widening Covid divide
Auckland’s team of 5 million doing the heavy lifting in lockdown – SST/Stuff
Smartphones in schools: curse or necessity – SST/Stuff
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Learning to co-parent with your ex – Your Weekend/Stuff
Menopause over Martinis: Sarah Connor – Woman
Burnout: how to spot it – Your Weekend/Stuff
Social media: how it inspires young people to starve themselves – Sunday/Stuff
Covid vaccine – when will we get a shot? – Thrive
Has Wellington lost its cool title to Auckland? – Sunday-Star Times/Stuff
Life in lockdown
No more Page 3 and the fight for female pleasure – Your Weekend/Stuff
Flat hunting with my daughter – Your Weekend/Stuff
The Lower Hutt garden teaching kids in care how to grow their own food – Stuff/Your Weekend
Rebecca Priestley: Why carbon emissions need to be part of our daily decisionmaking – Sunday magazine
Young and Anxious: why kids need to know its okay to be average – The Listener
China’s One Child Policy – Canvas magazine, NZ Herald
One Kiwi Woman Charts her Journey into the World of Hormone Replacement Therapy – Stuff
The Teen who turned her family waste-free – Stuff
Do we need to raise the retirement age? – NZ Listener
Cancer Car Crash – NZ Listener
Second wave feminism – NEXT
Rejecting fast fashion with small runs of NZ-made clothing – Stuff
‘It’s not a quick fix’: Michael Beel’s 60kg weight loss after bariatric surgery – Your Weekend/Stuff
Gillian Triggs – NZ Listener
Hyper Parenting – NEXT
Why Plunket volunteers are up in arms – NZ Listener
Are modern teens too well behaved? – Sunday magazine
Conspiracy of silence – Stuff
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Modern family – Your Weekend/Stuff
The lifelong health hangover of teen drinking – Radio NZ
Hastings Revival – North and South
The happiness curve: why the best years of your life are ahead of you – Stuff
Why freezing your eggs has become popular among Kiwi women – Next magazine
Who made my clothes – Cotton On’s China factory – Sunday Star-Times
Understanding the healing power of female friendship – Your Weekend
Articles
Wellington on a Plate, The Post
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Homeless women, NZ Listener
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Female poverty in retirement, NZ Listener
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Talking about death and dying: NZ Listener, May 2024
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Domestic violence – shocking figures as police wind back family harm call-outs: NZ Listener, March 2024
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Why has it taken so long to celebrate one of our greatest artists?
Read online
‘Everyone is itching to go’: Kiwis’ lust for travel is hurting the economy
Read online
Schooling in the age of Omicron: ‘Maxi vaxx’ parents’ fears for children as mask mandates are removed
Read online
Trendy diet, eating disorder, or a good way to lose weight and feel better?
Read online
‘Parents are not expected to be teachers’: Facing the struggle of home learning during lockdown
Read online
Take a hike: How the great outdoors can change your life
Read online
Tens of thousands of Kiwis were adopted at birth. Now they’re speaking out
Read online
Lumping it: Is NZ’s breast cancer system failing high-risk women?
Read online
State of mind: The looming crisis facing aged-care facilities
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Lady Deborah Chambers:’I know how tough it is at the bottom’
Read online
Bank of Mum and Dad: The pitfalls of giving money to your kids
Read online
Mourning from afar: The families whose hearts were broken by Covid rules
Read online
Women can do anything…. if they’re paid properly
Read online
A digital divide, Children with devices – SST/Stuff
Read online
The outcasts: Life as an unvaccinated person in the traffic light system
Read online
Flying the Kite to Help Others
Read online
Stuck in the middle: Youth mental health needs caught between child and adult services
Read online
The subtle art of demasking
Read online
‘Avoid at all costs’: Kiwis who caught Covid-19 overseas urge country to take it seriously
Read online
Overscheduled kids and one of the few perks of lockdown
Read online
Brain fog, hot flushes and night sweats: how midlife burnout can destroy you
Read online
Job or jab? Vaccine-hesitant workers face agonising choice as mandate deadline looms
Read online
Covid and climate change have robbed 20-somethings of the exciting transition to adulthood
Read online
How Longer Lives and Bigger Generation Gaps Impact Retirement
The lost generation: How some students are left behind in widening Covid divide
Auckland’s team of 5 million doing the heavy lifting in lockdown – SST/Stuff
Smartphones in schools: curse or necessity – SST/Stuff
Read online
Learning to co-parent with your ex – Your Weekend/Stuff
Menopause over Martinis: Sarah Connor – Woman
Burnout: how to spot it – Your Weekend/Stuff
Social media: how it inspires young people to starve themselves – Sunday/Stuff
Covid vaccine – when will we get a shot? – Thrive
Has Wellington lost its cool title to Auckland? – Sunday-Star Times/Stuff
Life in lockdown
No more Page 3 and the fight for female pleasure – Your Weekend/Stuff
Flat hunting with my daughter – Your Weekend/Stuff
The Lower Hutt garden teaching kids in care how to grow their own food – Stuff/Your Weekend
Rebecca Priestley: Why carbon emissions need to be part of our daily decisionmaking – Sunday magazine
Young and Anxious: why kids need to know its okay to be average – The Listener
China’s One Child Policy – Canvas magazine, NZ Herald
One Kiwi Woman Charts her Journey into the World of Hormone Replacement Therapy – Stuff
The Teen who turned her family waste-free – Stuff
Do we need to raise the retirement age? – NZ Listener
Cancer Car Crash – NZ Listener
Second wave feminism – NEXT
Rejecting fast fashion with small runs of NZ-made clothing – Stuff
‘It’s not a quick fix’: Michael Beel’s 60kg weight loss after bariatric surgery – Your Weekend/Stuff
Gillian Triggs – NZ Listener
Hyper Parenting – NEXT
Why Plunket volunteers are up in arms – NZ Listener
Are modern teens too well behaved? – Sunday magazine
Conspiracy of silence – Stuff
Read online
Modern family – Your Weekend/Stuff
The lifelong health hangover of teen drinking – Radio NZ
Hastings Revival – North and South
The happiness curve: why the best years of your life are ahead of you – Stuff
Why freezing your eggs has become popular among Kiwi women – Next magazine
Who made my clothes – Cotton On’s China factory – Sunday Star-Times
Understanding the healing power of female friendship – Your Weekend
Articles
Wellington on a Plate, The Post
Read online
Homeless women, NZ Listener
Read online
Female poverty in retirement, NZ Listener
Read online
Talking about death and dying: NZ Listener, May 2024
Read online
Domestic violence – shocking figures as police wind back family harm call-outs: NZ Listener, March 2024
Read online
Why has it taken so long to celebrate one of our greatest artists?
Read online
‘Everyone is itching to go’: Kiwis’ lust for travel is hurting the economy
Read online
Schooling in the age of Omicron: ‘Maxi vaxx’ parents’ fears for children as mask mandates are removed
Read online
Trendy diet, eating disorder, or a good way to lose weight and feel better?
Read online
‘Parents are not expected to be teachers’: Facing the struggle of home learning during lockdown
Read online
Take a hike: How the great outdoors can change your life
Read online
Tens of thousands of Kiwis were adopted at birth. Now they’re speaking out
Read online
Lumping it: Is NZ’s breast cancer system failing high-risk women?
Read online
State of mind: The looming crisis facing aged-care facilities
Read online
Lady Deborah Chambers:’I know how tough it is at the bottom’
Read online
Bank of Mum and Dad: The pitfalls of giving money to your kids
Read online
Mourning from afar: The families whose hearts were broken by Covid rules
Read online
Women can do anything…. if they’re paid properly
Read online
A digital divide, Children with devices – SST/Stuff
Read online
The outcasts: Life as an unvaccinated person in the traffic light system
Read online
Flying the Kite to Help Others
Read online
Stuck in the middle: Youth mental health needs caught between child and adult services
Read online
The subtle art of demasking
Read online
‘Avoid at all costs’: Kiwis who caught Covid-19 overseas urge country to take it seriously
Read online
Overscheduled kids and one of the few perks of lockdown
Read online
Brain fog, hot flushes and night sweats: how midlife burnout can destroy you
Read online
Job or jab? Vaccine-hesitant workers face agonising choice as mandate deadline looms
Read online
Covid and climate change have robbed 20-somethings of the exciting transition to adulthood
Read online
How Longer Lives and Bigger Generation Gaps Impact Retirement
The lost generation: How some students are left behind in widening Covid divide
Auckland’s team of 5 million doing the heavy lifting in lockdown – SST/Stuff
Smartphones in schools: curse or necessity – SST/Stuff
Read online
Learning to co-parent with your ex – Your Weekend/Stuff
Menopause over Martinis: Sarah Connor – Woman
Burnout: how to spot it – Your Weekend/Stuff
Social media: how it inspires young people to starve themselves – Sunday/Stuff
Covid vaccine – when will we get a shot? – Thrive
Has Wellington lost its cool title to Auckland? – Sunday-Star Times/Stuff
Life in lockdown
No more Page 3 and the fight for female pleasure – Your Weekend/Stuff
Flat hunting with my daughter – Your Weekend/Stuff
The Lower Hutt garden teaching kids in care how to grow their own food – Stuff/Your Weekend
Rebecca Priestley: Why carbon emissions need to be part of our daily decisionmaking – Sunday magazine
Young and Anxious: why kids need to know its okay to be average – The Listener
China’s One Child Policy – Canvas magazine, NZ Herald
One Kiwi Woman Charts her Journey into the World of Hormone Replacement Therapy – Stuff
The Teen who turned her family waste-free – Stuff
Do we need to raise the retirement age? – NZ Listener
Cancer Car Crash – NZ Listener
Second wave feminism – NEXT
Rejecting fast fashion with small runs of NZ-made clothing – Stuff
‘It’s not a quick fix’: Michael Beel’s 60kg weight loss after bariatric surgery – Your Weekend/Stuff
Gillian Triggs – NZ Listener
Hyper Parenting – NEXT
Why Plunket volunteers are up in arms – NZ Listener
Are modern teens too well behaved? – Sunday magazine
Conspiracy of silence – Stuff
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