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Modern love: Why NZers can't get enough of mid-century furniture

Modern love: Why NZers can't get enough of mid-century furniture
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Media Insider: Shortland Street eyes rebate rescue; Gossip column pulled after magazine swipe; Top boss' bid for Newshub

Media Insider: Shortland Street eyes rebate rescue; Gossip column pulled after magazine swipe; Top boss' bid for Newshub
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Renée voice for working class wāhine

Renée voice for working class wāhine
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Find a new passion at Hawke's Bay Readers and Writers Festival

Hawke’s Bay Readers and Writers Festival programme directors Catherine Robertson and Louise Ward say they have taken great delight in putting this year’s. ....

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Normalising menopause

Martha Hickey and colleagues argue that social and cultural attitudes contribute to the varied experience of menopause and that medicalisation fuels negative perceptions

Menopause is a natural event for half of humankind. The term “menopause” denotes the final menstrual period but is often used to describe the menopause transition, starting with changes in the menstrual cycle and finishing one year after the final menstrual period. While media attention in in the UK may give the impression that growing numbers of women are struggling to cope with menopausal symptoms and are seeking hormonal treatment,1 there is no universal experience and most women prefer not to take medication unless their symptoms are severe.2 In fact, socioeconomic status, education level, and social and cultural attitudes to menopause act with biological factors such as hormonal changes, smoking, diet, and body mass index to determine the experience of menopause, including the nature and severity of sy ....

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