Reducing obesity and tooth decay made difficult with adverts on social media.

Aucklanders spent big money last year on online shopping, NZ Post reveals.

"They will both be out of business in 7 years!"

Police are warning whale-watchers not to stop on the motorway, after several near misses.

Mummy bloggers may be stoking the rise in baby subscription boxes.

The former PM weighed in on Russell McVeagh on Twitter last night.

Aorere College's own "Magic Mike" has gone viral with his ball proposal.

The fireworks could be called off due to the presence of a whale in the harbour.

The United States wants Kim Dotcom extradited and tried over criminal copyright charges.

Hackers are focusing on a new type of heist.

After finding a murder-for-hire chatroom, Eileen asked someone to kill her ex-husband.

Noelle Google'd herself out of curiosity - what she found made her sick to her stomach.

Ezekiel Raui on Harry and Meghan's excitement for NZ and admiration of his Māori cloak.

There is a widespread view that media routinely exaggerate shark stories.

COMMENT: It pays to choose your five chimps carefully.

COMMENT: Instagram has been Facebook's weapon in dealing with its own controversies.

Customers say they were 'slammed' when their service provider changed without consent.

You couldn't do this on Netflix before!

The two Kiwis are part of a group of 240 Commonwealth youth being honoured

Twitter user's search for chap she fancied 14 years ago is resolved - just not happily.

David Bateman talks how his missing puppy prompted him to start a business.

Dagg is a big social media user with a big following in New Zealand and overseas.

NZ's courts tell Google to remove content for privacy, security and defamation reasons.

It might be hard to believe, but there are still 48,000 calls made to 018 every week.

The very important reason why we should be searching our name on Google again.

Some argued the c-word, (which describes a woman's sexual organ), should be positive.

A new website has launched to help toxic men, known as "incels", find love.

UK's favourite TV doctor tells teens how to cope in a digital world.

A controversial Canadian speaker banned from the UK is coming to New Zealand

Fraudsters told Michael Hawk he had won $200,000 as part of a Facebook promo.