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The midlife marriage crisis
How to navigate your relationship when it hits a midlife rough patch.

Has the #MeToo movement killed flirting?
So what is it like to date and flirt in this post-Weinstein world?

Auschwitz tattooist reveals how he survived war
To survive the war, Lale Sokolov became a tattooist at Auschwitz.

Is this Auckland's hippest new restaurant?
Get down with the cool kids at this house of spicy delights.

Brunch review: The Butcher's Son, Herne Bay
No animals were harmed in the making of this meal.

Take this survey and win with Canvas
Win a weekend for two at Kauri Cliffs or The Farm at Cape Kidnappers.

Marlon Williams: How the Christchurch earthquakes changed his life
Marlon Williams, 27, on a year of forging strong friendships in a strange new world.

Is your fussy eater driving you to distraction?
Paul Little asks top Kiwi chefs for inspiration on what they feed their offspring.

When is the right time to die?
A new book examines what to do when our loved ones are in a critical condition.

Jeremy Wells: 'There are a lot of things that I'm ashamed of'
He describes himself as mediocre and lucky — but is Jeremy Wells joking?

Top Valentine's Day dining spots
The food of love: Five romantic dining options from the Canvas restaurant review archives.

Restaurant Hub Critic's Choice Awards winners
Canvas reviewer Kim Knight reveals her top picks for 2017.

Rise of the micro-cheater: Is social media damaging your relationship?
Is your social media behaviour damaging your relationship, asks Wil Crisp.

The year Campbell Smith decided to follow his heart
Campbell Smith, 52, on the year he left corporate law to follow his heart.

The secret to the best sex of your life
You don't have to be a sexpot to have great sex, writes Deborah Hill Cone.

Sex every night for a year? If only
Life has a tendency of coming between you and your good intentions.

Heading to Waitangi? Don't miss this restaurant
A house speciality hits the spot at this waterfront kitchen.

Annah Stretton turning around young women's lives
Annah Stretton, 57, talks about turning around young women's lives.

Mission Bay Pavilion: Seesaw dining hits rock bottom
Some treats should stay on the beach, writes Kim Knight.