People copy the facial expressions of those they are speaking with, a new Kiwi study has found.

Justin Bieber's mother wants him to get back together with Selena Gomez.

By the time you read this, I'll be a married woman.

Rebecca Kamm is a bit puzzled by some new research whizzing all over the world of internet right now.

Bang With Friends assures privacy and discretion until both friends are 'down to bang'.

Australian supermodel Miranda Kerr has sold her New York apartment just months after she was forced to move out in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy.

Changing baby care fads are confusing, says celebrity supernanny Rachel Waddilove, who advocates 'old-fashioned common sense'. But her own approach can be controversial...

Bam. Right there. It’s a biggie and it needs more explanation. It’s not essential for happiness but it surely helps a great deal. It’s can be a lifelong quest... finding The One.

Alan Perrott discovers once you start rattling around in the branches of your family tree, you never know what might be shaken loose.

Taylor Swift jetted to London to talk things over with Harry Styles and now they're getting back together, reports say.

Grannies and grandads are using their mobile phones to send each other raunchy pictures.

One of the country's most eligible bachelors, All Blacks captain Richie McCaw, is off the market.

When Angela Hudson walked into former schoolfriend Stuart Blower's arms at Auckland Airport, it was love at first smell.

Supermodel Miranda Kerr and her husband Orlando Bloom are in no rush to expand their brood just yet, insisting having one child is more than enough of a responsibility.

Kiwi adults readily admit to lying, cheating and stealing, a new study shows, raising questions about the type of example they set for the country's youth.

One in five people say they almost never eat with other family members at the dinner table, a survey shows.

Body language will give away intentions on a date, says Suzanne Masefield.

Heidi Klum has shared the details of her experimental bedroom antics.

Family First national director Bob McCoskrie says the push for same-sex marriage in New Zealand is a stepping-stone to legalising polygamy.

Pushy relatives asking singletons about romance could be behind a surge in people searching online for love before the new year, a relationship expert says.

They've gone from being widowed friends to exchanging vows on Christmas Day - and thanks in part to Sir Elton John.

Pensioners are holding out in a dwindling minority opposing gay marriage - as 2013 looks possibly to be the year for it to become reality.

Relatives can easily get on each other's nerves. Suzanne Masefield offers ways to head off any aggro.