The weather held off for TV3 weathergirl Toni Marsh, as she wed her long-time beau in a sun-drenched outdoor ceremony.

Not every marriage is a happy ever after. Roughly one third end in divorce — but they don’t necessarily have to end in tears. Shelley Bridgeman talked to experts and those who’ve been though it to find out how to survive the modern divorce.

Research shows 91 per cent of Kiwi children have "some kind of digital dossier or footprint" on the internet by the time they are two years old.

As turmoil surrounds his party, wedding bells are on the horizon for Act leader Rodney Hide.

I've been on the wagon for three months now. I'm lending some resolute and sober moral support to my wife who's pregnant with our second baby.

Australian magazine under fire after cover story details prove to be largely fictitious.

Those intense over-powering feelings of being truly, madly, deeply in love are the result of complex and rapid brain activity.

Asian couples are travelling thousands of kilometres in their quest for a perfect "10.10.10" wedding in New Zealand.

A leading fertility expert is urging couples to start a family at a younger age amid fears of a growing over-reliance on technology.

A Queenstown man who went to Britain to get married was turned away at London's Heathrow airport as he didn't have the appropriate visa.

Dannii Minogue has opened up about the loves of her life in her autobiography, My Story.

Australian academic researcher Ray Moynihan says drug companies have stoked demand for a 'female viagra' by creating a buzz around the disorder they have created.

The fact outraged parents managed to get Sesame Street to pull the duet between Katy Perry and Elmo shows how powerful their consumer dollar is.

Work and Income officials have selected just over a tenth of the country's 43,000 sole-parent beneficiaries with no children under 6 to be the guinea pigs for a work-testing scheme starting today.

Much of Hoffman's writing is rich in symbolism and fantasy, and her latest novel, The Story Sisters, is no exception.

Fundraiser to aid the homeless gives executives the chance to do good, and be better role models.

It is, I think, a form of child cruelty; not exactly worthy of a call to social services but a warning of sorts that all about the upbringing may not be as it should.

Dita De Boni hopes the first Super City mayor will give Aucklanders a reason to abandon their cars.