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Get It Checked!
There’s a strong case to be made for a bit of a midlife warrant of fitness (WOF)! It’s a good old maintenance check of all the working parts so that as we get past menopause and our risk of health issues goes up naturally, we can keep on top of that
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No More Silly Stunts!
I’m sometimes asked whether I intend making any more TV shows or videos. My answer’s no, I’m getting too old for that sort of caper. But this week, a video came to mind I could’ve starred in. It would’ve been produced by WorkSafe and illustrate the s
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‘Fly, My Pretty Babies!’
Brooke Shields is about to become an empty nester and the Mother of the Bride star confesses she thought she’d feel “relieved” her parenting journey is over – but instead she’s realised she will never stop worrying about her kids. The actor, 58, who
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Wendy & Val’s Retirement Joy
Most people count down the days until retirement, but for former Australia Telstra Business Woman of the Year Wendy Watson-Ekstein, the decision was more sudden. “My husband and I were on holiday in Vermont and I had every intention of going back to
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Live The Dream
Just as a bird cannot fly with one wing, a happy, healthy and purposeful retirement would be impossible without adequate financial and emotional planning. We’ve worked hard and long for the past five to six decades. We must save enough to last us the
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Cut down To Size
The world shrinks as you get older. We’ve all experienced it – that feeling of a favourite place from your childhood seeming so much smaller when you return to it as an adult. The school you attended as a 12-year-old not being the giant labyrinth you
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Five Minutes With… Kara Rickard
What song do you listen to when you need a pick-me-up? El Salvador by Frank Booker. Frank used to do the radio show after me when I first started at George FM and there’s nothing like house music if you need a bit of a mood boost. What’s your comfor
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A friend In Need
When I was on holiday in the Hokianga, an old friend messaged me out of the blue. I hadn’t spoken to her for about a year and I hadn’t seen her for five. I’d tried to visit a couple of years ago – she was living in another country, and I thought I’d
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Weekly Entertainment
Join Jack Tame and the 1News team live for comprehensive coverage and expert analysis of the 2024 Budget, which Finance Minister Nicola Willis has said will focus on New Zealand’s “squeezed middle”. How will the government approach the unique economi
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Mark’s Next Big Act
As an actor, Mark Hadlow is a big fan of drama. However, The Hobbit star could have done without the real-life drama he’s been going through in the last couple of years, after his home suffered $300,000 of damage in a mudslide. Mark’s house was one o
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The Secrets About That Dress!
Thirty years ago, on May 11, 1994, Hugh Grant made an emergency call to the Versace store in London. He was taking his then-girlfriend, an unknown actor called Elizabeth Hurley, to the premiere of his new movie Four Weddings and a Funeral that evenin
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Join The Weekly Conversation
I was fascinated when I read Joy Reid’s story (NZWW, May 13). In the 1980s, I had glandular fever (a viral illness) and subsequently, like Joy, suffered day-long headaches. I was later diagnosed with chronic fatigue syndrome, like Joy’s husband Geoff
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‘I Wasn’t Good Enough’
Cindy Crawford has spoken out about the “survivor guilt” she experienced after her brother died in childhood. The supermodel, 58, has two sisters and a brother, Jeffrey, who died of leukaemia at the age of three, when Cindy was 10. “I’m not sure they
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We Love Lucy!
Charlie’s Angels fans know Lucy Liu is gold – and now she has the gong to prove it! The actress, 55, was recently honoured at the Gold Gala Awards in Los Angeles, which celebrates Asian and Pacific Islander excellence in entertainment, sports, fashio
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Best of British
The stars came out in force for the BAFTA TV Awards in London. Sarah Lancashire, 59, scooped the Leading Actress Award for her iconic role as Sergeant Catherine Cawood in Happy Valley. The former Coronation Street star fought back tears as she made
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Isles Of Smiles!
Locals on the Isles of Scilly, off the coast of Cornwall, were delighted to see Prince William when he turned up for an official visit, giving him a warm welcome as he toured a hospital and businesses that cater to the tourist trade. But the prince a
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Sensational Savouries
PREP + COOK TIME 1 HOUR 20 MINUTES SERVES 8 1 ¼ cups (210g) fine instant polenta ¾ cup (110g) self-raising flour 1 teaspoon baking soda 1 ½ cups (375ml) buttermilk 100g butter, melted 2 eggs 1 cup (160g) corn kernels (see tip) 1 ½ cups (180g)
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Baby Countdown
Friends say Justin Bieber and his wife Hailey have already picked out a name for their first baby. The Sorry singer, 30, and model Hailey, 27, revealed the pregnancy at the same time as they renewed their wedding vows in Hawaii. Images show a six
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Double up Your Denim
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‘I Couldn’t Even Tell My Mum’
At Christmas last year, Duncan Garner headed up north to do what he always does when things become tough... go fishing. The past five years have been difficult for the journalist after leaving two high-profile jobs, getting divorced, then having to s
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Reading Corner
Even as a diehard fan, I’d have to admit that the last couple of novels from Marian Keyes haven’t been standouts. But with My Favourite Mistake, the bestselling author is back on the sparkliest of sparkling form. This is a book to retreat with when y
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Love your Layers
PREP & COOK TIME 60 MINUTES SERVES 6 2 crispy aromatic half ducks (see note) 300g hoisin sauce 150g pickled red cabbage, drained 2 carrots, peeled, grated 6 spring onions, finely sliced, plus extra curls to serve 12-15 Chinese-style pancakes 10
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‘I’m Here To Entertain’
Deborah Challinor is a prolific writer of popular historical-based novels, with 21 books published and just as many in her head waiting to be explored. A Member of the New Zealand Order of Merit for her contribution to literature, she completed a Mas
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Sussexes Shock King Charles
It was supposed to be a three-day whirlwind tour to a Commonwealth country in support of their wounded service people. But in effect the visit of Prince Harry and Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, to Nigeria was a make-or-break trial run for the couple to s
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About The Author… Marian Keyes
She lives in the seaside suburb of Dún Laoghaire in Dublin, Ireland. Before turning to writing, she studied law and accountancy. Her first novel Watermelon was published in 1995 and was a runaway success. She’s now one of the most successful Irish no
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Wrinkle Busters
First, we must be clear. There’s zip, zero, zilch wrong with wrinkles, and your worth is not tied to your youth. Fine lines and creases that practically appear overnight, dark spots that don’t seem to budge and everything in between are, of course, a
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Kristin’s Scary Wake-Up Call
It was supposed to be a relaxing first day of retirement for John Murphy, enjoying a leisurely lunch out. Until out of nowhere the longtime lawyer collapsed at the café table and was rushed to hospital unconscious, leaving his wife Di and daughter Kr
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Pantry All-Stars
CLEANING WINDOWS AND MIRRORS Mix equal parts of vinegar and water in a spray bottle, then use it to clean windows and mirrors. REMOVING ODOURS Place a bowl of vinegar in a room to help remove bad smells. CLEANING KITCHEN SURFACES Use vinegar to clean
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Star Weekly
The first night of her Come On Over residency in Las Vegas was a sell-out, and Shania Twain, 58, says she’s become comfortable with her body by standing naked in front of a mirror. “I want to be okay with it instead of thinking I have to cover it up,
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A Dose Of Sunshine
Queen Camilla may have had enough of hospital visits after spending time with her husband while he’s been unwell, but you’d never have known it by the enthusiasm she showed during a visit to a children’s hospital. The Queen, 76, went to NHS Royal Lon
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