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Past haunts transgender Kiwi
Despite being officially recognised as a woman in New Zealand, a transgender Kiwi has been told she cannot use her "female name" to register her marriage.
Despite being officially recognised as a woman in New Zealand, a transgender Kiwi has been told she cannot use her "female name" to register her marriage.
A woman who breached a court order barring her from causing nuisance by making "loud sex noises" was sent to jail.
Two weeks ago, a man committed the wedding faux pas seen - quite literally - around the world. But this one 960-by-690-pixel picture did not tell the whole story.
A handsome delivery man arrives offering more than just a pizza. A pretty young woman opens the door. Flirtation ensues. Clothes are cast off. Then out come the goggles.
In light of the fabulous Vanity Fair cover introducing Caitlyn Jenner, we address some of the key etiquette questions around trans people.
Chris Pratt and Anna Faris "developed feelings" for each other while she was still married to Ben Indra.
The world’s most admired writers and poets have long extolled its virtues. Here, Yvonne Van Dongen explains why she’d take friendship - old and new - over romance any day.
In light of the appalling wedding behaviour that will do the social media rounds for days to come, here are ten specific etiquette rules to attending a wedding.
A Dutch couple are two months through their nine-month tour of NZ, but not everything has gone to plan.
I have just one question, writes Shelley Bridgeman. Where’s the wife bonus when you need it? Okay, two questions: Can they be backdated?
One of New Zealand’s most experienced private investigators offers advice on how to deal with stalkers.
The couple loved each other and wanted to stay together - but in the age of Tinder and Ashley Madison, they also both wanted to have other options.
Question: "Why is it, when a lesbian couple marries, one wears a dress and the other wears pants (usually a tuxedo-like suit)?"
Polly Phillips says there's no shame in receiving a handout instead of having a job - it's what feminists have urged for years.
New results from a nationwide survey show Kiwi women would most prefer cooking an indulgent meal for two during the chilly winter months.
It seems absurd for people to be allergic to semen - the basis of human reproduction. But an expert says he's found that up to 12 per cent of women may have the condition.
When and how, in the minefield of marital communication, can you have these conversations without them ending in a terrific, door-slamming row?
Jane Hawking tells Celia Walden how she remains good friends with her physicist ex-husband.
Sweet son Alex Lyngaas has secretly filmed his mother, Eva, for a year and crafted a video to help her find a boyfriend.
If the mythical creature that is the "good wife" is devoted and selfless and bakes Victoria sponge cakes to die for then who, honestly, does not occasionally fall short?
Are you tired of The Bachelor's fairytale illusions and want people to know the truth about being a single, straight woman in New Zealand?
A Kiwi groom-to-be who was deported from the UK ahead of a blessing ceremony with his Welsh fiancee may tie the knot in New Zealand instead.
Deported Kiwi groom-to-be Gareth Macrae has described being turned away from his planned wedding in the UK as "deflating" and "a kick in the guts".
A bride-to-be has been forced to cancel her wedding plans after immigration officers deported her New Zealand partner of six years in front of her.
If teenagers are getting their life lessons from porn, then we're not merely contemplating the end of innocence, we're contemplating the end of romance.
When Arthur Hoffman passed away in his sleep, his beloved wife of 69 years couldn't bear it. Two days later, Paddy Hoffman also slipped away.
A bride has been left devastated after falling out with her wedding photographer, claiming he branded her "ugly" and a "bridezilla".
Amid our rapidly changing attitudes about sex, a seeming contradiction has emerged: Millennials tend to be cool with casual relations.
It's always seemed to me that being in a relationship is, in large part, about bearing witness. You take a front-row seat to your partner's daily trials and triumphs and they do the same for you.