Carolyn Hansen: Essential nutrients, what they are and why you need them
A healthy diet provides the body with all the nutrients needed for its nourishment.
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John Williamson: We need to keep dogs restrained both at home and in the car
Dogs are often seen as part of the family, so it's no surprise they're in our cars.
Comment: Why NZ should go its own way on foreign policy
As ever in world politics, military and economic matters are entwined
Opinion: Number of people in Northland on specialist waitlists 'disappointing'
Shane Reti wants new models of care, funding, targets, accountability and engagement.
Kevin Page: The problem with getting dressed in the dark
Comment: Many is the time I'd turn up with a jersey on inside out or an odd sock.
Comment: Celebrating a lifetime of service
The length of service of our Queen is something to be marvelled at
Vaughan Gunson: Consolidating innovations in digital health will hopefully help improve health outcomes
Seeing doctors in person remains at the heart of patient-centred healthcare.
Comment: Reconnecting after two years can be bittersweet
One day another meeting, another reunion, and another celebration will take place
How the antics of little Mr Chubby Cheeks turned my life upside down
Parenting an energetic toddler isn't always easy but rewarding nonetheless.
Comment: Dining out serves up incredible experience
If there's anything I'd fancy about being super-rich, it would be eating incredible food
Emily Henderson: lobbing missiles, real or verbal, is not leadership
They risked everything to create a safe future for us, the children then unknown.
Kevin Page: Feeling pumped after my counselling stint at the servo
Kevin Page takes on an interesting new role while hanging out at a service station
Carolyn Hansen: Have some heart - how to keep heart healthy
It is, without doubt, the strongest working muscle in our bodies.
Shane Reti: Time to employ more nurses
OPINION: The public sector pay freeze has sent ICU nurses offshore.
Kevin Page: Power, pizza and the problem with online shopping
OPINION: 'At this point Mrs P started to tell me off'
Comment: The gloves are off in fight with hardy enemy
Cockroaches are famously durable
Shane Reti: Collaboration key to getting Northland's rural broadband
Big effort needed to get Northland's rural broadband up and running
Editorial: Our frontline heroes deserve to come home safe at the end of the day
Advocate reporter Jaime Lyth reflects on what her Frontline Heroes series has shown her.
Emily Henderson: The courage to pursue a vision is a remarkable thing
There's an opportunity to reconsider the energy future of our whole region
Kevin Page: I bought a chainsaw but now I've got another problem
'I was a super confident king of the forest.'
Sheryl Mai: Whangārei District Council heading to court to oppose Three Waters plan
Court battle for Whangārei District Council over Three Waters reform
Jonny Wilkinson: Another protest has been going on
We felt that finally we would no longer be the poor relation of health.
Shane Reti: No Covid victory parade for cancer patients
Cancer management was already failing to meet the target well before Covid arrived
Kevin Page: It's the thought that counts
Sometimes it can be as simple as a muffin and a card
Joe Bennett: The couple down my street
When you're down the world tends to give you an extra kicking.
Kevin Page: Simple walk gives me a rush of blood to the head
Eventually I got the whole, sorry caravan back to the car.
Vaughan Gunson: Good to see our drinking culture moving closer to the French or Italian model
Health authorities worldwide are telling us to stay away from the booze.
Joe Bennett: Art imitating life?
We respond to the arm as a living thing. We like it.
Kevin Page: Back on the Open Home Trail
Garish paint, unusual décor and dog poos on the carpet. Kevin Page on the Open Homes Trail
Kevin Page: Concreting project throws up a few 'mistakes'
Kevin Page and his helpers opt to suck it up - but things don't go as planned.
Joe Bennett: What do we want for Christmas? To be loved
Of those presents that you remember, how many have been life-changing?
Editorial: What a difference a year can make
No matter what side you stand on the very fabric of our society increasingly feels torn.