World Laughter Day is devoted to the art of laughter and its capacity to rejuvenate and heal people. It’s an opportunity to contemplate the significance of humour and laughter in our everyday lives.

The day aims to raise awareness about the power of laughter for health and well-being. From reducing stress to boosting the immune system, laughter is a natural medicine we should all embrace.

will host the two-hour World Laughter Day workshop at The Retreat in Christchurch on Sunday, May 4. According to Ms Lyle, laughter has significant health benefits, including reducing stress and ...

But what if laughter were to disappear? What if the world became a place devoid of joy, humor, and amusement? How would that impact our social structures, mental health, and overall quality of life?