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From carbonara to Marmite, five times Nigella served up infuriating concoctions.

Measuring how long kids spend in front of screens only gives parents part of picture.

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Twitter is divided over how to correctly pronounce the name of the peanut butter treat.

A passion for rugby and old-school tours has led to a thriving social media community.

Here's how to cash in on your daughter's carefully crafted Instagram snaps.

New research shows youth are being exposed to more porn, violence and troubling content.

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Teuila Blakely on sex, Oscar Kightley and that infamous video.

In the modern world, there are extra considerations when going through a break up.

The most viewed video on Facebook holds unreal storage hacks that will change your life.

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Bryce Edwards looks at our politicians' desperate attempts to connect with ordinary voter.

For the first time since 1991, more Aussies are coming to NZ than the other way around.

The machine gun-toting star wished the team good luck before their second All Blacks test.

They say that first-person perspective photos are better than third-person.

Hacker behind global cyber attack NotPetya didn't count for one small detail in the plan.

The Jenner sisters have been forced to pull their latest collection after online backlash.

Teen pleaded guilty to charges including filing a false police report and grand theft auto

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They've wrapped sausages in pastry and called them Puff Dogs. Nice try, America.

When a man bought a packet of mini choc doughnuts he never expected he'd bite into a lie.

New research reveals how fake news, hoaxes and outright lies are spreading like wildfire.

Hilarious photos prove people can do some strange things when they're under the influence.

A disappointing poll reveals Kiwis don't hold the bank in high regard.

Doctor/model signed off a post with a couple of pictures, that's when the chaos began.

Nasty comments online about alleged criminals usually not bullying, says internet group.

Attitude Pictures is kicking the stigma around disability, Dan Buckingham explains.

Governments in India have taken to suspending broadband services.