Stories by Ke-Xin Li
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'Every dollar counts' - The etiquette of asking for doggy bag
Some restaurants say they've been seeing a rise in people asking to take leftovers away.
School breakfasts: 'A really great way to show we care'
How one school is making providing lunch - and breakfast - look easy
'Exciting': Young world champ wants to spread croquet appeal
"It puts you in high pressure situations," Levi Franks from Christchurch says. Audio
'Exciting': Young world champ wants to spread croquet appeal
"It puts you in high pressure situations," Levi Franks from Christchurch says. Audio
Struggling parents say they need a working school lunch programme
It comes as the first RNZ Reid Research poll reveals most voters believe parents should be providing school lunches. Audio
Ten-year-old trumpet whiz set to wow at ANZAC Dawn Service
Celine Wu is only 10 years old but the two-time New Zealand under 15 trumpet champion plays like someone much older and with far bigger lungs. Video, Audio
What kind of touching is appropriate at work?
The acceptable level of touching in the workplace can be different for different people, but many of those people have a story of a physical touch that made them feel a little awkward.
Health insurance: Is it worth the cost?
Individuals who claimed on their insurance said it saved them time and agony, but experts say privatising healthcare frees up little capacity for the health system.
The late night American diner Kiwis keep coming back to
Late night buffalo wings, hot fudge cake and room for large groyps, are among reasons diners say Denny's has a special place in their hearts.
