The quality of life improved because people were using their money that they would've used for transportation for other things. People feel better which is good from a public health perspective.
Chef Gearóid Lynch’s journey with motor neurone disease (MND) underscores that a diagnosis can hold different meanings, and there can be hope beyond the expected.
The perception that living in New Zealand is inherently better than in the UK overlooks significant challenges, such as high property prices and economic struggles in key cities like Auckland.