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Opinion: Grunting, selfies and dropping weights - all the weird things men do in the gym

From mansplaining to the obnoxious gym selfie: the weird habits every man has in the gym.

Why you shouldn't let all your healthy habits fall apart on holiday

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When big feelings are too much for little bodies

Happiness Editor Matt Heath talks to kids' author Rebekah Ballagh.

Ashton Kutcher reveals secret health battle

The star has revealed that a disorder left him without the ability to see, hear or walk.

The new breed of problem drinker - and the lies they tell themselves

Telegraph: Experts debunk 9 common myths and offer some tips for getting back on track.

What happens to your fitness as you age – and what you can do about it

Telegraph: How to stay fit and active in your 30s, 40s, 50s, 60s and beyond.

'Shorty was a silver lining': Boxing champ Zak Martin's fighting chance

The champion boxer missed out on the Commonwealth Games but landed his dream role.

Diana Clement: The tell-tale signs of financial abuse

OPINION: Family violence and financial abuse is experienced by many women in NZ.