LifestyleIVF mum falls for anon donorA British-born Australian woman who had a child using in-vitro fertilisation fell in love with the man who was her anonymous sperm donor.11 Nov 03:15 AM
OpinionGrace Dent: Sex can still be fun even if you are trying for a babyThe prediction of recreational-only sex by 2050 shows up the impossible choices young women have to make.10 Nov 11:55 PM
World$105K on iPhone proposal. She says noChinese programmer was so sick of being single that he bought 99 iPhone 6s to propose to his girlfriend. It didn't end well.10 Nov 09:31 PM
LifestyleOur gender swap weddingWhen Jamie and Louis, both transsexual, decided to marry, they also chose to allow TV cameras to record the often rocky run-up to the big day. They tell Kate Hilpern why they did it.10 Nov 09:05 PM
WorldNY lawyers feature in own court dramaIt is one of New York's most successful law firms, a company that has won US$3 billion ($3.85 billion) in payouts for sick Ground Zero workers, diet pill users and asbestos cancer sufferers.10 Nov 04:00 PM
LifestyleWedding pic mystery solved - sort ofWhere one mystery's been solved, another has surfaced. A mystery bride has been found - but she has little idea how her wedding photos came to be on a USB stick.09 Nov 10:40 PM
LifestyleSex 'just for fun by 2050'Sex could become purely recreational by 2050 with large numbers of babies in the Western world born through IVF, the professor who invented the contraceptive pill says.09 Nov 04:00 PM
OpinionLee SucklingLee Suckling: What has the internet done to sex?Society has always been fascinated by sex, and the internet gives us insight into previously unheard of sexual practices, portraying them as standard conduct, writes Lee Suckling.05 Nov 01:25 AM
LifestyleBiggest contraception myths15 myths about contraception - alongside the facts02 Nov 08:40 PM
New ZealandWatch: Flashmob proposalChristchurch Romeo organises a flashmob on a tram to propose to his girlfriend.Here's how it went.30 Oct 11:43 PM
New ZealandMona wants ... $23mMona Dotcom has staked a $23 million claim on the fortune of her estranged husband, Kim Dotcom, saying half of what was seized in the FBI-initiated raid belongs to her.24 Oct 04:00 PM
OpinionJill Goldson: Is Tinder safe?Tinder: tacky, or just a super-efficient way to meet a match in this new age of need-it-now-ness? wonders relationship expert Jill Goldson.23 Oct 09:25 PM
LifestyleDumped woman spends a week in KFCA Chinese woman spent an entire week in a KFC eating fried chicken wings after being dumped by her boyfriend because she "needed time to think".22 Oct 11:00 PM
LifestyleDon't say goodbye...Just ghostWhy make leaving harder than it has to be? People are thrilled that you showed up, but no one really cares that you’re leaving.19 Oct 01:08 AM
LifestyleWhat do you call yourself if your husband's surname isn't Clooney?What do you call yourself if your husband's surname is not Clooney, asks Chris Thundow.16 Oct 01:45 AM
OpinionLee SucklingLee Suckling: What are the rules of gay engagement?Gay engagement shouldn't be any different than straight engagement (after all, that was the point of marriage equality), but it is, writes newly engaged Lee Suckling.14 Oct 10:15 PM
LifestyleCostly wedding? Likely divorce"A diamond is forever," according to De Beers, but if a couple spends too much on their engagement ring then their marriage might not be.14 Oct 07:10 PM
LifestyleAre antimicrobial condoms the new frontier against STIs?Biotech company Starpharma has announced the imminent launch of a condom coated with an antimicrobial chemical known as VivaGel.13 Oct 12:35 AM
LifestyleAre vaginal orgasms a myth?There is no such thing as a vaginal orgasm, a clitoral orgasm or even a G-spot, a new study claims.09 Oct 05:30 AM
LifestylePorn linked to risky sex habitsWatching pornography has been linked to risky sexual behaviours among teenagers, including not using condoms.09 Oct 12:05 AM
LifestyleWoman marries - herself...Grace Gelder proposed to herself and sealed the marriage by kissing her own mirror image.06 Oct 09:00 PM
OpinionDeborah Hart: Arbitration helping to solve thorny domestic issuesDeborah Hart writes: Family law arbitration, the latest conflict-resolution tool for people seeking resolutions for difficult domestic circumstances, marks another milestone.06 Oct 04:00 PM
OpinionDeborah Hill ConeDeborah Hill Cone: Don't call me 'mum' or Mrs XMother of six. Three words, but oh, wow. What heavily freighted words they are; unwieldy with virtue and sacrifice and assumption, writes Deborah Hill Cone.05 Oct 04:00 PM
LifestyleGood sex is for oldies tooA longitudinal study from earlier this year challenges the idea that sex is only for young people, as well as raising questions about the biomedical model that underpins the idea.30 Sep 01:00 AM
OpinionMatt HeathMatt Heath: Coping with the kids after a big night outChildren sense when you're hungover like a lion senses an injured wildebeest.28 Sep 09:00 PM
