Victoria Young is an Editor at various esteemed publications including the Independent Tribune, The Telegraph, and The Independent. She specializes in themes of health and wellness, business and economics, and event technology, often exploring topics such as consumer health, mental health, diet and nutrition, and lifelong learning. Victoria's insightful work has been featured in notable outlets like The Times and BusinessDesk NZ.
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Victoria Young's reporting primarily focuses on local business and industry-related news in New Zealand. She covers a wide range of topics including legal disputes, investments, retirement, housing, auditing, construction, communication, healthcare as well as restaurant reviews.
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Victoria Young
FNZ Group's lawyer has argued arbitration is “inescapable” in the first part of a two-day court battle with employee shareholders.
Behind the scenes of her demanding and high-profile career, sports broadcaster Anna Woolhouse tells Victoria Young she has juggled both loss and physical pain. Through it all, there has been one constant that has helped her to push through: putting one foot in front of the other
By: Victoria Young
Our body’s chemical signals animate every aspect of our lives, but it’s often only when our routine is interrupted by exhaustion, infertility, or an absent libido that we become aware of their role – that has to change, as one of the UK’s leading endocrinologists, Dr Saira Hameed, tells Victoria Young
By: Victoria Young
Dr Saira Hameed: ‘Endocrinology is the science of how the body talks to itself' Martina Lang I used to think I was in control of my life.
As temperatures scream past 30C, our writers can’t agree whether their kids should be kept at hot homes or sent in to sweltering schools – what do you think? Tell us below
By: Victoria Young
I found the most surprising and brilliant antidote to teen monosyllabism
If someone has good health, is well educated, has a partner and a certain level of income, you might assume that they are in a good place mentally. Not so fast; many factors can lead to a person falling below the ‘happiness poverty line’, and a new report warns that the average life satisfaction has never been so bleak. Victoria Young finds out more
