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How Lotta Dann saved herself from a rabbit hole of diet culture
When the author quit alcohol, she started to gain weight. What followed was two years of extreme dieting, cutting out entire food groups, and obsessively weighing portions. Audio
ACT stands by referring sexual abuse survivor to lawyer, not police
Ex-president Tim Jago sexually abused two teenage boys he knew through a sports club in mid to late 1990s. Audio
'I wake up with energy': How a chronic insomniac solved her sleep problems
Kate Mikhail, a former chronic insomniac, has researched her way out of her sleep problems. Audio
Courage of others saved Gisèle Pelicot's life, daughter says
Dominque Pelicot and 50 other men were convicted last month in France of drugging and sexually abusing his wife over more than a decade Audio
I got rhythm: How Gene Kelly revolutionised dance in film
A stage show coming to the Auckland Arts Festival, created by his widow, pays tribute to the legendary song and dance man. Audio
Joy to the world: Dementia patients serve up Christmas spirit
Residents of two Auckland dementia facilities bring classic carols to life on The Selwyn Foundation Christmas Album. Audio
