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How many steps will you take today? And are you really better off knowing?

More and more of us are tracking our steps taken, calories eaten, hours slept and even our stress levels in the name of health, but is it really making us any healthier?

Health •

What's the risk of infection from manicures and pedicures?

Reports of infections have left some people wondering whether it's still worth getting their nails done.

Health •

Why I returned home: An ex-expat on what NZ has to offer

Polly Wenlock returned from a new life overseas. Here's what drew her back.

Opinion And Analysis •

Team NZ feeling 'pretty solid' ahead of final preliminary regatta races

The regatta on the Italian island of Sardinia is the first chance for crews to compete ahead of the 38th America's Cup in Naples next year.

Americas Cup •

Fans urged to line Queen St for Auckland FC victory parade

Auckland Mayor Wayne Brown is calling on fans to turn out for the parade.

Auckland FC •

Analysis: Hurricanes' title push keeps Love in All Blacks' spotlight

Ruben Love is currently the best performing No.10 in the country and should look to July Test series with confidence, writes Patrick McKendry.

Hurricanes •

Waikato Junior rugby league games cancelled after sideline violence

Waikato Junior Rugby League chairperson Jamie-Lee Marriott said the decision was made due to "numerous ongoing incidents" at Hopuhopu Sports Park.

Hamilton And Waikato •

Nationwide arrests target illegal 'anti-social' dirt bike riders

Arrests have recently been made in Northland, Auckland, Waikato, Eastern, Bay of Plenty and Wellington districts.

Crime And Justice •

A-League champions Auckland FC take over Queen St in jubilant scenes

Auckland beat Sydney FC 1-0 at a sold-out Go Media Stadium on Saturday night, and many supporters were out again in Auckland's main street for the celebrations.

Auckland FC •

Seymour insists ACT is 'pro-immigration' despite election policies

"We remain pro-immigration. We oppose any kind of debate that is a populist bidding war not based on fact," says the deputy prime minister.

Politics •

Lawson fights his way up to 12th on Canadian Grand Prix grid

Lawson managed seven passes during Sunday's sprint race after mechanical issues during free practice forced him to play catch-up this weekend.

Sport News •

Dozens believed trapped as nine-storey building collapses in Philippines

Building pancaked before dawn during a thunderstorm in Angeles City in Pampanga province, north of Manila.

Asia •

Richard Dawkins likens AI to sci-fi: 'Claude and ChatGPT are HAL'

The evolutionary biologist spoke to Q+A's Jack Tame ahead of what he is calling his farewell tour to New Zealand.

Religion •

School alcohol stand-downs rise, students also carrying drugs and weapons

Exclusive: Ministry of Education figures obtained by 1News show serious incidents happening at schools.

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