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At any age, diamonds are a girl's best friend
Gentlemen, if you are planning on celebrating your 100th wedding anniversary with your beloved, you'd better start saving now.
Card error congratulates centenarian for 100 years of marriage
Mavis Lawson turned 100 on Tuesday and received a card from Prime Minister John Key congratulating her on her 100th wedding anniversary.
Cleese vents rage at ex-wife in show
John Cleese launches his one-man comedy show with a series of nasty digs aimed at his ex-wife Alyce Faye.
Survey: Women like to drink before sex
Women like to be drunk or tipsy before hopping into bed with a partner because it makes them feel more confident, a new study reveals.
Infidelity rife in seedy cybersex world
A study of users of online sex, fetish and swinging sites has lifted the lid on sexual behaviour on the web.
Jude Law's ex-lover has baby girl
The child that Jude Law conceived with model Samantha Burke last year has been born.
<i>Noelle McCarthy:</i> A 30-something's home decor dilemma
Noelle addresses a 30-something singleton's concerns about the signals her bedroom decor may be sending to potential suitors.
Who can you trust with your kids?
Blogger and first-time dad Scott Kara ponders: Who can you trust with your kids?
Like slipping on a banana skin
Dita De Boni reflects on the funny things kids come out with...
Estranged celebs spend quality time together
Don Brash wants to resurrect his marriage; Ali Mau and Simon Dallow are to reunite in America; and Petra Bagust and her hubby have been in counselling.
The mother of all birthing battles
Dita De Boni on the ongoing debate around home births in Australia.
Family rift that made Puma and adidas healed
After six decades apart, the labels' present day bosses are to bury the hatchet.
Playing with knives
Scott Kara finds everyday household objects can spell potential disaster when there's a toddler in the house.
Protecting the unprepared
Dita De Boni on why she supports Labour's initiative to introduce taxpayer funded condoms at petrol stations and supermarkets.
Why women really have sex
Women have sex to relieve boredom, keep the peace - and even to ensure their husband puts the rubbish out, a new book finds.
<i>Noelle McCarthy</i>: Don't be happy - be seen to be happy
I can tell you unequivocally I know very few women who don't use Facebook and Twitter to check a guy's credentials...
We Brians are an endangered species
Independent columnist Brian Viner makes a plea to Britain's parents not to let his name die out.
Thrice blessed in pursuit of everlasting happiness
Couples rushed to tie the knot yesterday, believing the once-in-a-century date will make their union last an eternity.