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NZ broadcaster’s 8m fall and her remarkable comeback (opens the original)
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Award-winning journalist Charlotte Glennie has spent much of her career reporting from some of the world’s most confronting places. But one of the most dramatic stories in her new book Every Second Counts is her own. Speaking to Paula Bennett on the NZ Herald podcast Ask Me Anything, Glennie recalls the accident in Croatia that nearly ended her life, aged 29. Glennie was standing on a cliff above the water when she lost her footing and fell about 8m on to rock. “I remember looking out at this cr
The problem with trying to ‘fix’ inflammation (opens the original)
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There are many reasons why your body may have an inflammatory response. Inflammation has become a major focus of the wellness industry, with products, diets and routines promising to help. But University of Otago immunologist Professor Roslyn Kemp says our bodies, and inflammation, are too complicated for a quick fix. Speaking to Francesca Rudkin and Louise Ayrey on title="https://www.iheart.com/podcast/1049-the-little-things-107547020/?follow=true">The Little Things podcast, Kemp says inflammat
Councils face costly reviews of a system that may soon disappear (opens the original)
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Councils could be forced to spend millions of dollars reviewing electoral arrangements for local authorities that may no longer exist in their current form after the 2028 local elections. Groups of city and district councils were given until this week to pitch plans for larger unitary authorities, combining functions currently carried out by local and regional councils under the Government’s Head Start proposal. The Cabinet is due to decide later this year which proposals will progress, with end
The key to kicking a bad habit ... for good (opens the original)
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Trying to stop a bad habit without replacing it may be one reason so many attempts at change fail, doctor of psychology Paul Wood says. Wood knows more than most about changing direction. At 18, he was convicted of murder and later spent time in some of New Zealand’s toughest prisons. While incarcerated, he began studying. After serving 11 years, Wood left prison with undergraduate and master’s degrees. He has since completed a doctorate in psychology and become an author and motivational speake
The 'secret' to ageing well that you already know (opens the original)
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Many treatments, including red light therapy, make bold claims about wellbeing benefits. Photo / Corinne Sawers With constant bombardment of trends and products claiming to be the secret to ageing well, one expert says the real secret is no secret at all. Talking on The Little Things podcast, GP and women’s health expert Dr Ginni Mansberg says the evidence still points to the basics. Eating well, exercising, sleeping properly and looking after your overall wellbeing. “As much as you might be tun
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