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Life

There are no ‘good’ or ‘bad’ foods when thinking holistically about health (file image).

No such thing as 'bad' food: How to follow an all-foods diet

Nutrition information is at an all-time high but online, people are often left digging through conflicting information.

Life

6:00am

Fish oil is rich in a special type of fat called omega-3 polyunsaturated fatty acids.

Should I take a fish oil supplement for my heart, joints or mood?

The popular dietary supplements is often promoted to protect the heart, boost mood, reduce inflammation and support overall health.

Life

Monday 6:00am

1:31

Know your triggers - why migraines get worse in summer

Know your triggers - why migraines get worse in summer

Summer means an increase in migraine factors which make attacks more likely or more severe, neurologists explain.

Life

Sun, Feb 1

A person looks out of a window in an apartment building

Being a night owl may be bad for your heart, but you can do something about it

A large study found people who are more active late at night — when most of the population is winding down or already asleep — have poorer overall heart health.

Life

Sat, Jan 31

Treza Gallogly

What the living can learn from the dying – talking to a death doula

An end-of-life doula is like a midwife at the other end of life, helping people and/or their families make the transition from life to death.

Life

Sat, Jan 31

There are no ‘good’ or ‘bad’ foods when thinking holistically about health (file image).

No such thing as 'bad' food: How to follow an all-foods diet

Nutrition information is at an all-time high but online, people are often left digging through conflicting information.

Life

6:00am

Fish oil is rich in a special type of fat called omega-3 polyunsaturated fatty acids.

Should I take a fish oil supplement for my heart, joints or mood?

The popular dietary supplements is often promoted to protect the heart, boost mood, reduce inflammation and support overall health.

Life

Monday 6:00am

1:31

Know your triggers - why migraines get worse in summer

Know your triggers - why migraines get worse in summer

Summer means an increase in migraine factors which make attacks more likely or more severe, neurologists explain.

Life

Sun, Feb 1

A person looks out of a window in an apartment building

Being a night owl may be bad for your heart, but you can do something about it

A large study found people who are more active late at night — when most of the population is winding down or already asleep — have poorer overall heart health.

Life

Sat, Jan 31

Treza Gallogly

What the living can learn from the dying – talking to a death doula

An end-of-life doula is like a midwife at the other end of life, helping people and/or their families make the transition from life to death.

Life

Sat, Jan 31

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Ali Pugh will co-host Breakfast with Chris Chang, until Tova O'Brien joins the show in April. (Source: 1News)

'I didn't even pause': Ali Pugh on her decision to return to Breakfast

A new year of Breakfast kicks off tomorrow with a fresh (but far from unfamiliar) face joining Chris Chang on a new set.

Life

Sun, Jan 25

Mike McRoberts: I felt uninvited to my own cultural party

Mike McRoberts: I felt uninvited to my own cultural party

SUMMER READS: Mike McRoberts on growing up in Christchurch and his gradual reconnection to his te ao Māori.

Life

Sun, Jan 18

Nadene Lomu and her now teenage sons Brayley and Dhyreille continue to grieve Jonah. (Composite image: Leon Hyman)

'Jonah wasn't public property': Nadene Lomu on loving and grieving a legend

2025’s most read: On the ten-year anniversary of the tragic death of Jonah Lomu, his widow Nadene and teen sons Brayley and Dhyreille sat down with John Campbell for a frank, emotional interview.

Life

Sun, Jan 11

Good memories now tinged with tragedy. Writer Karyn Henger and son Mikey, bottom left. (Composite image: Vania Chadrawidjaja 1News)

I've loved our Mt Maunganui camping trips, but this year's will haunt me

Karyn Henger reflects on the magic of her annual holidays at the Mount and why this year's felt different from the beginning.

Life

Thu, Jan 29

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Ali Pugh will co-host Breakfast with Chris Chang, until Tova O'Brien joins the show in April. (Source: 1News)

'I didn't even pause': Ali Pugh on her decision to return to Breakfast

A new year of Breakfast kicks off tomorrow with a fresh (but far from unfamiliar) face joining Chris Chang on a new set.

Life

Sun, Jan 25

Mike McRoberts: I felt uninvited to my own cultural party

Mike McRoberts: I felt uninvited to my own cultural party

SUMMER READS: Mike McRoberts on growing up in Christchurch and his gradual reconnection to his te ao Māori.

Life

Sun, Jan 18

Nadene Lomu and her now teenage sons Brayley and Dhyreille continue to grieve Jonah. (Composite image: Leon Hyman)

'Jonah wasn't public property': Nadene Lomu on loving and grieving a legend

2025’s most read: On the ten-year anniversary of the tragic death of Jonah Lomu, his widow Nadene and teen sons Brayley and Dhyreille sat down with John Campbell for a frank, emotional interview.

Life

Sun, Jan 11

Good memories now tinged with tragedy. Writer Karyn Henger and son Mikey, bottom left. (Composite image: Vania Chadrawidjaja 1News)

I've loved our Mt Maunganui camping trips, but this year's will haunt me

Karyn Henger reflects on the magic of her annual holidays at the Mount and why this year's felt different from the beginning.

Life

Thu, Jan 29

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Ali Pugh will co-host Breakfast with Chris Chang, until Tova O'Brien joins the show in April. (Source: 1News)

'I didn't even pause': Ali Pugh on her decision to return to Breakfast

A new year of Breakfast kicks off tomorrow with a fresh (but far from unfamiliar) face joining Chris Chang on a new set.

Life

Sun, Jan 25

Mike McRoberts: I felt uninvited to my own cultural party

Mike McRoberts: I felt uninvited to my own cultural party

SUMMER READS: Mike McRoberts on growing up in Christchurch and his gradual reconnection to his te ao Māori.

Life

Sun, Jan 18

Good memories now tinged with tragedy. Writer Karyn Henger and son Mikey, bottom left. (Composite image: Vania Chadrawidjaja 1News)

I've loved our Mt Maunganui camping trips, but this year's will haunt me

Karyn Henger reflects on the magic of her annual holidays at the Mount and why this year's felt different from the beginning.

Life

Thu, Jan 29

Nadene Lomu and her now teenage sons Brayley and Dhyreille continue to grieve Jonah. (Composite image: Leon Hyman)

'Jonah wasn't public property': Nadene Lomu on loving and grieving a legend

2025’s most read: On the ten-year anniversary of the tragic death of Jonah Lomu, his widow Nadene and teen sons Brayley and Dhyreille sat down with John Campbell for a frank, emotional interview.

Life

Sun, Jan 11

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Good memories now tinged with tragedy. Writer Karyn Henger and son Mikey, bottom left. (Composite image: Vania Chadrawidjaja 1News)

I've loved our Mt Maunganui camping trips, but this year's will haunt me

Karyn Henger reflects on the magic of her annual holidays at the Mount and why this year's felt different from the beginning.

Life

Thu, Jan 29


Ali Pugh will co-host Breakfast with Chris Chang, until Tova O'Brien joins the show in April. (Source: 1News)

'I didn't even pause': Ali Pugh on her decision to return to Breakfast

A new year of Breakfast kicks off tomorrow with a fresh (but far from unfamiliar) face joining Chris Chang on a new set.

Life

Sun, Jan 25

Mike McRoberts: I felt uninvited to my own cultural party

Mike McRoberts: I felt uninvited to my own cultural party

SUMMER READS: Mike McRoberts on growing up in Christchurch and his gradual reconnection to his te ao Māori.

Life

Sun, Jan 18

Nadene Lomu and her now teenage sons Brayley and Dhyreille continue to grieve Jonah. (Composite image: Leon Hyman)

'Jonah wasn't public property': Nadene Lomu on loving and grieving a legend

2025’s most read: On the ten-year anniversary of the tragic death of Jonah Lomu, his widow Nadene and teen sons Brayley and Dhyreille sat down with John Campbell for a frank, emotional interview.

Life

Sun, Jan 11


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For most pet owners, animals are family (file image).

Losing a pet worse than losing a person for 1 in 5 Brits

The findings challenge how society views pet loss, writes Fiona Brook.

Life

Sun, Jan 18

Woolworths says Olive will not complete purchases automatically, and customers will still need to approve and pay for orders.

Do supermarket shoppers want Google AI adding to their carts?

Woolworths in Australia has announced a partnership with Google to incorporate artificial intelligence into its chatbot.

World

Sat, Jan 17

Familiar favourites top New Zealand's baby names for 2025

Familiar favourites top New Zealand's baby names for 2025

New Zealand’s most popular baby names for 2025 have been revealed, with parents once again favouring familiar choices.

New Zealand

Fri, Jan 9

Olivia Podmore. (Composite image Vania Chandrawidjaja, 1News)

'Honestly I'm pretty alone right now' – the unforgettable Olivia Podmore

2025’s most read: On the four-year anniversary of cyclist Olivia Podmore's tragic death, 1News sports editor Abby Wilson looked back on their friendship.

Life

Mon, Jan 5

The wellness industry has stretched the word "detox" to cover a wide range of practices and products that claim to rid the body of unspecified toxins.

What detoxing really means and why trendy detox diets miss the point

Detox powders, pills, teas and juice “cleanses” all promise a fast reset, often with bold claims about flushing toxins from the body.

Life

Sat, Jan 24

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For most pet owners, animals are family (file image).

Losing a pet worse than losing a person for 1 in 5 Brits

The findings challenge how society views pet loss, writes Fiona Brook.

Life

Sun, Jan 18

Woolworths says Olive will not complete purchases automatically, and customers will still need to approve and pay for orders.

Do supermarket shoppers want Google AI adding to their carts?

Woolworths in Australia has announced a partnership with Google to incorporate artificial intelligence into its chatbot.

World

Sat, Jan 17

Familiar favourites top New Zealand's baby names for 2025

Familiar favourites top New Zealand's baby names for 2025

New Zealand’s most popular baby names for 2025 have been revealed, with parents once again favouring familiar choices.

New Zealand

Fri, Jan 9

Olivia Podmore. (Composite image Vania Chandrawidjaja, 1News)

'Honestly I'm pretty alone right now' – the unforgettable Olivia Podmore

2025’s most read: On the four-year anniversary of cyclist Olivia Podmore's tragic death, 1News sports editor Abby Wilson looked back on their friendship.

Life

Mon, Jan 5

The wellness industry has stretched the word "detox" to cover a wide range of practices and products that claim to rid the body of unspecified toxins.

What detoxing really means and why trendy detox diets miss the point

Detox powders, pills, teas and juice “cleanses” all promise a fast reset, often with bold claims about flushing toxins from the body.

Life

Sat, Jan 24

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For most pet owners, animals are family (file image).

Losing a pet worse than losing a person for 1 in 5 Brits

The findings challenge how society views pet loss, writes Fiona Brook.

Life

Sun, Jan 18

Woolworths says Olive will not complete purchases automatically, and customers will still need to approve and pay for orders.

Do supermarket shoppers want Google AI adding to their carts?

Woolworths in Australia has announced a partnership with Google to incorporate artificial intelligence into its chatbot.

World

Sat, Jan 17

The wellness industry has stretched the word "detox" to cover a wide range of practices and products that claim to rid the body of unspecified toxins.

What detoxing really means and why trendy detox diets miss the point

Detox powders, pills, teas and juice “cleanses” all promise a fast reset, often with bold claims about flushing toxins from the body.

Life

Sat, Jan 24

Familiar favourites top New Zealand's baby names for 2025

Familiar favourites top New Zealand's baby names for 2025

New Zealand’s most popular baby names for 2025 have been revealed, with parents once again favouring familiar choices.

New Zealand

Fri, Jan 9

Olivia Podmore. (Composite image Vania Chandrawidjaja, 1News)

'Honestly I'm pretty alone right now' – the unforgettable Olivia Podmore

2025’s most read: On the four-year anniversary of cyclist Olivia Podmore's tragic death, 1News sports editor Abby Wilson looked back on their friendship.

Life

Mon, Jan 5

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The wellness industry has stretched the word "detox" to cover a wide range of practices and products that claim to rid the body of unspecified toxins.

What detoxing really means and why trendy detox diets miss the point

Detox powders, pills, teas and juice “cleanses” all promise a fast reset, often with bold claims about flushing toxins from the body.

Life

Sat, Jan 24


For most pet owners, animals are family (file image).

Losing a pet worse than losing a person for 1 in 5 Brits

The findings challenge how society views pet loss, writes Fiona Brook.

Life

Sun, Jan 18

Woolworths says Olive will not complete purchases automatically, and customers will still need to approve and pay for orders.

Do supermarket shoppers want Google AI adding to their carts?

Woolworths in Australia has announced a partnership with Google to incorporate artificial intelligence into its chatbot.

World

Sat, Jan 17

Familiar favourites top New Zealand's baby names for 2025

Familiar favourites top New Zealand's baby names for 2025

New Zealand’s most popular baby names for 2025 have been revealed, with parents once again favouring familiar choices.

New Zealand

Fri, Jan 9

Olivia Podmore. (Composite image Vania Chandrawidjaja, 1News)

'Honestly I'm pretty alone right now' – the unforgettable Olivia Podmore

2025’s most read: On the four-year anniversary of cyclist Olivia Podmore's tragic death, 1News sports editor Abby Wilson looked back on their friendship.

Life

Mon, Jan 5


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A collage of 2016 icons.

As 2026 begins, virtual journeys back to 2016 are trending

Why is everyone looking back to 2016? A look at the current cultural nostalgia for the transitional year.

Sun, Feb 1

2:48

Rangoli powder sold at Big Bazaar. (Source: Product Safety NZ)

Recall issued after rangoli powder tests positive for asbestos

The traditional Indian art form involves the use of coloured sand to draw intricate designs at the entrance of a house.

Thu, Jan 29

Nine debut authors appear on the longlist announced today, including Dame Jacinda Ardern for her recent memoir.

Ardern among nine debut authors up for Ockham Book Awards 2026

Thu, Jan 29

Te Radar and Ruth Spencer, pictured with the native kererū which is another massive fan of the cherry. (Composite image: Anna Bittle, 1News)

Foreign billionaires might relish NZ's cherries, but we get them fresher

Mon, Jan 26

A collage of 2016 icons.

As 2026 begins, virtual journeys back to 2016 are trending

Why is everyone looking back to 2016? A look at the current cultural nostalgia for the transitional year.

Sun, Feb 1

2:48

Rangoli powder sold at Big Bazaar. (Source: Product Safety NZ)

Recall issued after rangoli powder tests positive for asbestos

The traditional Indian art form involves the use of coloured sand to draw intricate designs at the entrance of a house.

Thu, Jan 29


Nine debut authors appear on the longlist announced today, including Dame Jacinda Ardern for her recent memoir.

Ardern among nine debut authors up for Ockham Book Awards 2026

Thu, Jan 29

Te Radar and Ruth Spencer, pictured with the native kererū which is another massive fan of the cherry. (Composite image: Anna Bittle, 1News)

Foreign billionaires might relish NZ's cherries, but we get them fresher

Mon, Jan 26

A collage of 2016 icons.

As 2026 begins, virtual journeys back to 2016 are trending

Why is everyone looking back to 2016? A look at the current cultural nostalgia for the transitional year.

Sun, Feb 1

2:48


Rangoli powder sold at Big Bazaar. (Source: Product Safety NZ)

Recall issued after rangoli powder tests positive for asbestos

The traditional Indian art form involves the use of coloured sand to draw intricate designs at the entrance of a house.

Thu, Jan 29

Nine debut authors appear on the longlist announced today, including Dame Jacinda Ardern for her recent memoir.

Ardern among nine debut authors up for Ockham Book Awards 2026

Thu, Jan 29

Te Radar and Ruth Spencer, pictured with the native kererū which is another massive fan of the cherry. (Composite image: Anna Bittle, 1News)

Foreign billionaires might relish NZ's cherries, but we get them fresher

Mon, Jan 26


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A man eating a steak.

Are meat eaters more likely to live to 100 than non-meat eaters?

There’s more to research findings, from 5000 adults aged 80-plus, than meets the eye.

Life

Sat, Jan 31

Staying out of the sun is the best way to prevent skin ageing.

Gen Z's paradoxical love for tanning and anti-ageing procedures

The number one precaution against anti-aging is staying out of the sun. That's a problem for Gen Z, who, like older generations, love to tan.

Life

Fri, Jan 30

File image.

Late nights in the holidays? Three ways to get kids' sleep routines back

For many families, the holidays mean sleep routines go out the window.

Life

Fri, Jan 30

Good memories now tinged with tragedy. Writer Karyn Henger and son Mikey, bottom left. (Composite image: Vania Chadrawidjaja 1News)

I've loved our Mt Maunganui camping trips, but this year's will haunt me

Karyn Henger reflects on the magic of her annual holidays at the Mount and why this year's felt different from the beginning.

Life

Thu, Jan 29

Creatine for women: should you add this supplement into your diet?

Creatine for women: should you add this supplement into your diet?

Most of the research on this supplement’s benefits has been conducted on men, writes physiology expert Justin Roberts.

Life

Thu, Jan 29

Brooklyn Beckham, left, and Nicola Peltz attend a basketball game between the Los Angeles Clippers and the Denver Nuggets at Intuit Dome on April 24, 2025 in Inglewood, California.

What the Beckham feud reveals about social media and our love of ‘mess’

Online platforms have shifted from connection to spectacle, writes social scientist Carolina Are.

Life

Wed, Jan 28

Feeling financially scorched? How to recover from the Christmas holiday period

Feeling financially scorched? How to recover from the Christmas holiday period

If your bank account looks a little sunburnt right now, you’re not alone. Here are four tips for getting back on track.

Life

Tue, Jan 27

Back at work and feeling flat? Seven tips for kicking the back-to-work blues

Back at work and feeling flat? Seven tips for kicking the back-to-work blues

These feelings strike every January, so why does this year feel more brutal than most? And how do you get yourself out of it?

Life

Mon, Jan 26

Te Radar and Ruth Spencer, pictured with the native kererū which is another massive fan of the cherry. (Composite image: Anna Bittle, 1News)

Foreign billionaires might relish NZ's cherries, but we get them fresher

SUMMER READ: As cherry season enters its last few delectable weeks, Te Radar and Ruth Spencer pay tribute to the jewel of the Kiwi fruit bowl.

Life

Mon, Jan 26

Ali Pugh will co-host Breakfast with Chris Chang, until Tova O'Brien joins the show in April. (Source: 1News)

'I didn't even pause': Ali Pugh on her decision to return to Breakfast

A new year of Breakfast kicks off tomorrow with a fresh (but far from unfamiliar) face joining Chris Chang on a new set.

Life

Sun, Jan 25

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Alice Taylor (composite image: Vinay Ranchhod, 1News)

The one kitchen appliance that can save you endless time, stress and money

Alice Taylor reveals her favourite kitchen appliance, plus her recipe for the easiest, most delicious and adaptable scrolls.

Life

Sat, Jan 24

The wellness industry has stretched the word "detox" to cover a wide range of practices and products that claim to rid the body of unspecified toxins.

What detoxing really means and why trendy detox diets miss the point

Detox powders, pills, teas and juice “cleanses” all promise a fast reset, often with bold claims about flushing toxins from the body.

Life

Sat, Jan 24

Influenza, the virus responsible for flu, is known to spread through aerosols (microscopic droplets) released when an infected person coughs, sneezes or even breathes normally (file image).

Locked in a small room with flu sufferers, but no one caught it. Why?

The unexpected finding comes from a well-designed study that set out to answer a basic question: how does flu really spread?

Life

Fri, Jan 23

Grinding your teeth in your sleep? Here's what to do

Grinding your teeth in your sleep? Here's what to do

If you think you’re clenching and grinding your teeth, Arosha Weerakoon and Amit Arora explain what you can do.

Life

Thu, Jan 22

Composite image: Vinay Ranchhod

Social media addiction's challenger? Anti-doomscrolling influencers

It’s simple to accidentally become entranced by an endless loop of videos on Instagram or TikTok.

Life

Mon, Jan 19

Pen pal letters are displayed outside the Sullivan County Health Care nursing home

Letter writing enjoys revival as fans seek break from screen time

Reviving vintage writing instruments and small tactile pleasures might be on the verge of becoming trendy.

Life

Sun, Jan 18

For most pet owners, animals are family (file image).

Losing a pet worse than losing a person for 1 in 5 Brits

The findings challenge how society views pet loss, writes Fiona Brook.

Life

Sun, Jan 18

Mike McRoberts: I felt uninvited to my own cultural party

Mike McRoberts: I felt uninvited to my own cultural party

SUMMER READS: Mike McRoberts on growing up in Christchurch and his gradual reconnection to his te ao Māori.

Life

Sun, Jan 18

Finally ready to sell your house? Six ways to get the best price in 2026

Finally ready to sell your house? Six ways to get the best price in 2026

Properties are flooding onto the market right now and getting the best price for yours requires some smart strategising.

Life

Sat, Jan 17

Why all the willpower in the world seldom leads to long-term weight loss

Why all the willpower in the world seldom leads to long-term weight loss

Forget strict diets - a gentler approach requiring less willpower is more likely to achieve your desired result.

Life

Fri, Jan 16

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