"Once you tell someone that the person they love is cheating on them, you change their life forever."

Do you share a bed with a snorer? How do you put up with it? Does it cause difficulties in your relationship?

Murder is the main reason why humans and other primates mate for life, according to scientists.

A Bay of Islands couple are hoping to be the country's first legally wed lesbians after winning an all-expenses-paid same-sex wedding.

The Duchess of Cambridge doesn't intend to have a nanny, so it's likely mum Carole Middleton will play a uniquely influential role in the new Prince's life.

Clean living is key to men remaining virile after the age of 45, according to new research which shows sex, drugs and rock and roll is an oxymoron.

A same-sex Auckland couple who hope to get married in a secular ceremony the day gay marriage becomes legal say they feel sorry for those refused matrimony by the Anglican church.

In case you haven't heard, there's a person called Kim O'Grady from Perth who spent four months sending out job applications but got only rejection letters in return.

Charles Saatchi has dispensed with lawyers and is to negotiate his own divorce with Nigella Lawson in a battle to keep intact his contemporary art collection.

This week in Women's Studies: old myths are shattered; sexy myth-truths are explained by albatrosses; and good news for Nigella.

Do conservative expectations still wield so much power that women are voluntarily disconnected from themselves – and their children – by name?

Traditional large weddings are on the way out as Kiwi couples opt for intimate and personalised celebrations.

There are so many things that can damage your relationship over time: his friends; his personality; his weird trousers that show too much ankle. And now there's one more!

Vanity Fair and 60 Minutes joined forces recently and polled 1168 women to find out the answer to this pressing question.

It's now six weeks since I began my year-long challenge to be a supportive wife, spending more time cooking, cleaning and caring for the man in my life.

Nigella Lawson has shown the clearest sign yet that the TV chef’s marriage split may be permanent, by sending a removal team into the marital home.

Returning from World War 2, Jack Bremner missed his wife Helen's 21st birthday because he was out with his army buddies, but after 70 years of marriage she has managed to reel in her soldier.

It's interesting to Rebecca Kamm that casual sex at university has become an area of research, positioned almost solely as something that's harmful to young women.

New Zealand wants to fly two Australians across the Tasman to become the first same-sex couple to wed under the country's new marriage equality laws.

Kanye West is happy to live with Kim Kardashian's family.

What this story confronts us with is the destruction of the widely held idea that domestic violence is the dirty problem of the underclasses, writes Selina Trigg.

Diners who only watched as Nigella Lawson was assaulted were probably influenced by the "bystander effect" - and it's at play daily in NZ.

Police are investigating photos appearing to show celebrity chef Nigella Lawson being choked by her husband during a row at a London restaurant.

Sam Judd blames the breakup of the community unit for many of the social and environmental problems of today and highlights how some visionaries are bringing them back.