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Singer's obnoxious make-out session
The rather obvious public display of affection between recently-divorced Robin and his partner occurred on board a red-eye flight that left LAX.
Flatulent koala steals show
It was supposed to be a tender moment between Art Green and the woman who would soon be crowned the winner of The Bachelor NZ.
The Bachelor's best moments
As we head into tonight's final show down between Dani and Matilda, we look back on the 10 best moments that have made The Bachelor must-see TV.
Starbucks sued over spilled free coffee
A US cop who was burned after spilling a cup of coffee given to him for free at his local Starbucks is suing the chain for $67,000.
Charlotte's lucky to have Kate
There are few women who could pull off what Catherine did over the weekend.
Lorde shall go to the ball
Lorde left Takapuna Grammar School to chase fame and fortune and missed that high school rite of passage: the school ball.
Amy Adams' secret wedding
After 14 years of dating and five years of being engaged, Amy Adams and longtime love Darren Le Gallo have finally tied the knot.
Thrones: A golden handshake
Six Game of Thrones fanatics - Russell Baillie, Karl Puschmann, Sophie Ryan, Cameron McMillan, Chris Schulz and Robert Smith - share their thoughts on season five's fourth episode, The Sons of the Harpy.
The daughter Diana longed for
For some of those watching, the symbolism must have evoked nostalgic tears; for others sheer pleasure that, one generation on, it had happened at last.
Know when it's time to quit
We're not supposed to quit. Our mothers and fathers told us to persevere, to push through the hardship, to never give up because we would regret it later.
Meet Princess Charlotte
Duke and Duchess of Cambridge name their daughter in honour of honour of her Grandmother and Great-Grandmother.
Taupau: I was just doing my job
During the Anzac Test, Kiwis back rower Martin Taupau broke the job open with a serious of powerful charges before halftime, but claims he was just doing his job.
100 in 'drug-induced orgy' destroy home
A young Canadian couple have been left with $80,000 of damage after renting their home out on Airbnb.
Judge reveals MKR secrets
Good or bad, My Kitchen Rules never fails to surprise, says judge and top chef Manu Feildel. After six seasons, he's seen his share of kitchen disasters with Joanna Hunkin.
How super are super foods
Raw food diets, juice detox, super foods and ancient grains - it's hard to tell what's healthy and sustainable and what's a fad.
Too revealing for prom?
A high school student was sent home from prom after teachers said her floor-length backless dress was "too revealing".
Something while you wait...
William met Kate Middleton at university. When the couple got engaged in October 2010 the announcement was first made on Twitter the following month.
Meet the new Victoria Secret Angels
Victoria's Secret is about to get even bigger - and hotter - after adding ten new Angels to its coveted roster
Who will win the Bachelor's heart?
Sitting on the couch of scrutiny right next to the barbecue of trust, Alex Casey delivers her power rankings for the final three contestants.
The new Fifty Shades trailer
With the release date of the sequel to Fifty Shades Of Grey confirmed, fans have been given a sneak peek at what's in store in the next installment.
John Drinnan: What now for MediaWorks?
MediaWorks is now wholly owned by United States-based investment funds. Oaktree Capital was this week revealed as having increased its stake in MediaWorks - parent of TV3 - to 78 per cent. Oaktree....
Catriona MacLennan: #YesAllWomen face harassment
I was asking an American professor a complicated question about Anzus in a university lecture theatre when he started stroking my leg, writes Catriona MacLennan.
Paul Glass: Rockstar economy all smoke and noise
With our currency effectively at parity with the Australian dollar and house prices booming everything must be great in the "rockstar" New Zealand economy, right?
The Clash: Do you really need to watch The Bachelor?
Do you really need to watch The Bachelor? Or can you catch the controversy in tweets, Facebook posts and news reports? Lydia Jenkin and Joanna Hunkin choose a rose...
BUGGER: Sought after plates
A fundraising effort will see rights to the personalised plate BUGGER auctioned off to the highest bidder next month.
Editorial: We all benefit if students learn second language
Eight years ago, a new primary and secondary school curriculum spoke glowingly of the benefits of knowing another language.