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Recipe: Black Doris Plum Bakewell Cake

Josie Wells
Tuesday September 21, 2021 - 4 minutes to read

Delicious Black Doris plum Bakewell cake makes a super easy dessert that can be prepared ahead of time. Raspberries, blueberries and strawberries are also great options.

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Babies and Sleep Regression Explained (all you nee...

Monique Elario
Monday September 20, 2021 - 7 minutes to read

If your baby all of a sudden starts waking up more frequently at night and naps are getting shorter, then you might be dealing with a(nother) sleep regression.

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Recipe: Vegetable and Mussel Chowder

Friday September 17, 2021 - 4 minutes to read

A simple and easy-to-make soup with vegetables and mussels. The recipe serves four, so it’s a great starter dish for friends and family.

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Recipe: Smoked Salmon Salad

Josie Wells
Friday September 10, 2021 - 3 minutes to read

This easy smoked salmon salad features a delicious combination of ingredients. Salmon, avocado and asparagus are topped with parmesan puff pastry croutons. Perfect with a glass of sparkling wine!

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Sugar Addiction: Is Sugar “Cheap Cocaine”?

Molly Farrell
Thursday September 9, 2021 - 5 minutes to read

What do we know about the addictive qualities of sugar? Our brains are wired to encourage sugar consumption and many claim this compound to be addictive. But from the birth of sugar consumption, thousands of years ago, we no longer consume this delicacy as intended. Should sugar today be classified as a controlled substance?

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Recipe: Chocolate Mousse With Cookies

Josie Wells
Friday September 3, 2021 - 3 minutes to read

This indulgent chocolate mousse contains no eggs and doesn’t require chilling overnight – how good is that?! It’s the perfect, quick dessert for special occasions. Inspired by Nigella’s instant chocolate mousse!

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Video Game Addiction: “Teenagers” and Gaming

Molly Farrell
Monday August 30, 2021 - 6 minutes to read

In developed countries, nearly 70% of people are playing video games. This means that “teenagers” are not the only population group who are gaming. There are both positive and negative impacts of gaming, but how do we differentiate between these and when do we classify video gaming as a harmful addiction?

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How common is Breast Cancer and what are the Risk...

Molly Nguyen
Wednesday August 25, 2021 - 5 minutes to read

Breast cancer today is the leading type of cancer among women. With early diagnosis, the life expectancy in 80% of cases is 5 years or more. Considering that we can’t prevent breast cancer and that New Zealand is among the countries with the highest rates of breast cancer worldwide, we need to understand how to control risk factors that are associated with higher occurrences of this disease.

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Recipe: Spiced Lamb with Sun-dried Tomato Hummus

Josie Wells
Monday August 23, 2021 - 3 minutes to read

This spiced lamb with sundried tomato hummus is inspired by a Middle Eastern meal called Hummus B’lahmeh (hummus with lamb). My version has a few added extras, including lots more veggies.

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What is my Purpose in Life: How to find your direc...

Jason Litherland
Thursday August 19, 2021 - 7 minutes to read

Have you ever felt like you were missing something in life, that you aren’t living a life of purpose. This article will help highlight how common this feeling is and will give you a starting point towards heading in the right direction.

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What are 5 types of Hepatitis? (Awareness Week)

Anishka Ram
Wednesday August 11, 2021 - 5 minutes to read

Hepatitis is an inflammatory condition which can lead to long term liver damage. Hepatitis is spread in different ways and we need to raise awareness and share more information on this condition so more Kiwis are informed.

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What is Resilience and how to use it in challengin...

Suzie Hoskin
Friday August 6, 2021 - 7 minutes to read

Easy living and smooth sailing is something that we all hope for. However, the world is rarely all sunshine and rainbows. Life can be tough. We need to learn how to adopt a resilient mindset to help us navigate the world around us.

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