It is meant to be the happiest day of your life, but as these stories prove, a lot can go wrong on your wedding day.

A four-year-old British girl who captured hearts all over the world has died after losing her battle with cancer.

Will your family be able to access your digital photos, emails and investments when you die? And do you want your Facebook posts to live on as a memorial? Juliet Rowan investigates digital legacy and finds she's not alone in falling short of a plan.

It's one of the most important questions you will ever ask, but what happens if the love of your life rejects your proposal?

A Puerto Rican model who was bullied because of her large eyebrows is having the last laugh after being snapped up to pose for top fashion and beauty brands.

A bride-to-be has been left stunned by a vulgar email from a catering company.

The Australian Instagram star who claimed her photos were copied by a mystery follower has been accused of masterminding a hoax.

New Zealand's online watchdog launches a new hotline tomorrow for Kiwis to report cyber hate and have "trolls" investigated.

Statistics New Zealand has hit out at claims its quake-damaged headquarters could be demolished.

COMMENT: Where can you start to find future sales - outside of your existing clients and advertising?

Convicted criminals are trying to entice people into illegal cabs by offering a sober driver service in Dunedin.

A new quiz asking users to identify the darkest shades in a series of images reveals your colour vision abilities.

Is this the mother of all mash ups?

Everyone has something they are truly passionate about. For Sydney bloggers 'Lickyourphone' it's food photography. Katherine Gennusa

Scientists have debunked a prediction that a major earthquake could hit the South Pacific on November 14.

As New Zealand wakes up to reports of the series of earthquakes to have shaken the country overnight the rest of the world is also coming to grips with the news.

COMMENT: How social media is shaping political debate as the public square migrates online.

Friends and family are using social media to plead for sightings of a New Zealand man missing in Bali.

Anyone who's ever been tasked with writing lines will tell you it quickly gets boring. Very boring. However, one student who was

Everyone loves an optical illusion, but the latest visual tease to leave the internet confused is something a little different.

Turns out no one actually told Tom Holland he'd won the role of Spider-Man - he found out when we did.

Gable Tostee attempted to explain why he did not call an ambulance when Warriena Wright fell to her death from his 14th floor balcony.

Auckland mayoral candidate Chloe Swarbrick has announced a shift to national politics.

Join Bernadine Oliver-Kerby as she talks to Cameron Carpenter from NZME’s social media team for some analysis on what the A listers are saying about Trumps victory as social medial erupts.

A photo of what appears to be the winning $44 million Lotto ticket circulating online is a fake, Lotto has confirmed.

"Terrifying" is now trending on Twitter.

Grieving mother demands answers of photograph surfaces of police officer smiling and giving a thumbs up with her son's dead body.

A former soldier who defrauded people out of thousands of pounds by pretending to be a decorated war veteran with cancer has been jailed for 16 months.

Before Australian Paul Lambert stabbed and tried to burn a woman he met on Tinder he had been deported from the US for stalking another woman.

"Use some common sense," NSW's rural fire chief told the bushfire selfie taker. Social media users were more blunt: "Seriously mate, grow a brain!"