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The MAFS contestants have been shown tapes of each other that expose very bad behaviour.
Explosive text messages have rocked the final moments of MAFS.
This final MAFS ceremony has been thrown off course by a husband who blindsided his wife.
Piers Morgan says Hollywood has no business condemning Will Smith for his Oscars slap.
It's time for final vows and one MAFS groom has let rip on his wife.
A brutal low blow has been aired including an embarrassing detail about one of the grooms
A boozy MAFS girls' night has taken a wild turn and ended in a nasty screaming match.
This MAFS wife has let rip in an offensive rant about her husband.
The world has reacted to that Will Smith moment at the Oscars yesterday.
The disrupted Auckland Arts Festival still managed to pull off a move to digital.
The MAFS nude pic leak has taken an appalling turn.
A shockingly low act has gone down on MAFs with a wife's nude pic publicly shared.
'Disturbing' biopic promises to show Marilyn Monroe as you've never seen her before.
A showdown explodes when a glass is thrown during a blazing fight between two wives.
MAFS cheating scandal has exploded — and there's a nasty twist to where the lovers meet.
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This week we learned you should never tell your new wife she has "0.01 per cent lazy eye".
It was a rocky week for some couples and the end of the road for others.
Episode four introduced us to a Daniel Craig lookalike - but he wasn't very charming.
The couples went on their honeymoons and it wasn't all snuggles and romance by the beach.
The underdog bites back while a captain loses their cool.
Thanos snapped his fingers and boom, another celebrity said goodbye.
A Hollywood star goes home, but did TVNZ botch a tear-jerker ending that deserved more?
Episode two saw tears, tough decisions and the overly competitive Art returns.
Review: Dakota of the White Flats is a joy from start to finish.
The APO undertook what is perhaps its most courageous programme for some years.
Review: Billie Eilish remains brilliant with sophomore album "Happier Than Ever".
William Dart reviews the APO's Beethoven concert, The Revolutionary.
Yang/Young and Fleshies 2.0 are the two very different works on offer this year
Australian singer-songwriter Courtney Barnett proves she doesn't need a backing band.
William Dart review: 'For some, the greatest of all violin concertos.'