Photo captures the hilarious moment a hungry baby mistakes a bare-breasted statue for his mother.

Facebook users are fed up with clickbait headlines and they're fighting back.

A new survey finds consumers are pretty cynical about why CEOs speak out on social issues.

Kiwis can now visit a free-to-use website to compare internet broadband providers.

How to access Facebook in a restricted country and nab the best seat on the plane.

Brit-bashing has become a universal past time this week, surprisingly however the Germans have focused on what's best about them

Mel Wells took to Instagram this week to slam Samsung after discovering that her mobile phone's camera automatically airbrushes her.

A petrified peacock runner has been immortalised in a series of hilarious memes.

Facebook has once again tweaked the formula it uses to decide what people will see in their news feed

The zoo has had hundreds of emails, tweets and Facebook comments, with a great range of names, resulting in the team having a tough job to pick only two of them.

The reaction to Brexit was immediate, says a Kiwi living in London, describing how she did not want to go to work the next day.

Trawling Facebook can prompt the insecure mind to seek out potential relationship threats.

It's simple, says this Kiwi dad.

Twitter's new photo stickers will be searchable, like a "visual spin on the hashtag."

A petition has been set up in an attempt to find a loving family for this dumped dog.

The bizarre Twitter craze sees female fans of Donald Trump speak up.

Can you tell the difference between a slice of ham and the moon?

Helen Clark is one of 11 candidates seeking the job, each of whom has held a public job interview with the UN General Assembly.

The 72 new emojis were released today and include more variety of food, hand gestures and faces.

"Shocker for Fleet Street: Papers Jilted for Online Mistress!"

Social media posts, blogs are telling streaming companies and producers what to weave together on-screen for the best chance of bottom-line success.

COMMENT: How wide is the gulf between what you know you should do; and what you actually are doing?

Outrage has erupted in Samoa after a national newspaper published a photograph on its front page of a dead transgender woman.

COMMENT: While Facebook and Twitter are a fantastic way to communicate directly and quickly with public, social media has proved to be a mixed blessing.

Real estate agents are starting to use them as their main marketing platform, some use them for crowdfunding and others raise business capital.

For people who believe that selfies are the ultimate display of vanity it may seem like poetic justice.

A picture of a woman's face, swollen from an allergic reaction, has caught the internet's attention.

How well do you really know New Zealand?

Sure you've used Google before. But have you ever done this?

Look away, junk food fans.