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Forget self-care. To feel better in this world, we need collective action, says Massey lecturer Astra Taylor

Zelenskyy changes military leadership, but wants outgoing army chief to stay 'on his team'

3 decades later, the Diana effect — and the Casey House effect — come to the stage