Emily Writes is fed up with the barrage of commentary from people who appear to know better than she does about feeding her child.

A drunk driver's attempt to hide among hay bales and the baby Jesus has sparked a barrage of amusing responses on Twitter.

International model Danielle Hayes isn't bothered by comments made over her "too thin" frame.

The woman who raised concern over a model's thin appearance says her issue is with the salon's treatment of the image.

WATCH: Three sisters get the surprise of their lives when they discover an adopted baby brother under the Christmas tree.

OPINION: You're allowed to say you're a parent, but what about discussing what parenting is like for you? Emily Writes responds to the backlash.

Parents blame Google for ruining Christmas as children search for Santa and discover he's as real as a plastic pine tree.

Questioning whether the Roast Busters' behaviour was abuse meant CYF did not properly consider how to care for the young people involved, a damning report has found.

An 11-year-old shuts down a young Lothario in a scathing note gone viral.

Twitter users go mad for pithy break-up lines.

High-profile columnist shares unbelievable torrent of vile sexist abuse she has received since a man was spectacularly fired from his job after abusing her online.

An 11-year-old has updated what thou shalt do and not do.

A woman who bound her dog's mouth to stop it barking is facing police investigation.

A woman who wants to be sterilised has faced vitriolic abuse after speaking out about her desire not to have children.

Here are the top 10 internet moments of 2015 including the viral dress, Cecil the lion and the pizza rat.

Woman documents her severe reaction to hair dye which left her looking "like an alien".

Secondary Principals' Association executive discussed fresh incidents involving schoolboys and shocking posts on social media with police last week.

An Australian man has had his Facebook account deleted multiple times - all because of his name.

Tinder and LinkedIn couldn't be more different: One helps you find dates; the other, jobs.

Mark D'Arcy, the West Auckland-raised chief creative officer of Facebook is a mercurial potato head.

Now that so many people use social media - Facebook claims over 1.5 billion users - it makes an excellent, swift, alternative means of communication.

Essena O'Neill reveals her obsession with being thin to inspire her followers.

Getting the message across to the millennial generation is all about going mobile first and using social media, says a business development expert.

As research discovers Facebook can increase feelings of sadness, Rachel Halliwell explains how she found the social media sweet spot.

From early to mid-January, the Oldfriends site will be closed down and you won't be able to access it any more. Any data will also be deleted.

Dumped on Facebook by a friend? Me too, writes Laura Marcus, and it stings. Here she looks at online friendships and their effect on your self-esteem.

The latest prescription of this sort comes from a Danish think tank called the Happiness Research Institute, which this week published a new report on the connection between Facebook use and basically every negative emotion a human can feel.