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Representatives discussed the growing humanitarian crisis during an audience at Buckingham Palace

Many people know that lumps can appear when someone has breast cancer, but there are lesser-known symptoms people should be aware of and look out for when they examine themselves

Volunteers at the Barnardo's shop in Gorseinon, Swansea, took to social media to remind customers and supporters what is appropriate to donate, after some recent items weren't suitable

Civil society mobilizes for everything from finding homes for displaced families to rescuing lost dogs

The unspoken financial commitment of holiday family dinners, travel and chaotic gift-buying can tax you and your wallet. Here are some tips to manage the stress

The very groups seeking to accelerate climate action are poised to choke off one of the largest sources of climate finance: the global voluntary carbon market.

The interval between election night and the formation of a new government has been restfully free of bickering and posturing, and it would be nice to think this could last until Christmas. No such luck. Come November 3, and when all the special votes ...

Matt Heywood was fairly relaxed about the mole on his back which grew inside and waited for the pandemic to settle before seeing a doctor - who gave him some bad news

A significant and life-changing bequest has been left to UNICEF Aotearoa and several Tauranga charities in the will of a generous local couple. Ken and Nori Deakin left a large sum to organisations close to their hearts, which included the local SPCA, ...

The actor and bestselling author woke up at 2:30 a.m. to scribble down rhyming couplets that ‘looked like they could be useful to youngsters’