Most people will tell you they're happy. But it's all a lie — and it's making us sick

Nothing to see here - other than a cute puppy, of course.

Freelee the Banana Girl hits back at trolls who accuse her of faking her lifestyle.

Move over Jeremy Meeks, there's a new "hot felon" in town.

Jordan James found it was a scam but to his surprise, still got something in the mail.

In a post-truth world, what hope is there for facts? Plenty, says Dr Jess Berentson-Shaw.

Iyia Liu, the woman behind Waist Trainer, has launched another e-commerce business.

Roger Stone originally posted the image with the caption 'I love this'.

The event was abruptly cancelled due to fear or threats of violence, the speakers say.

The footage was uploaded to Facebook on Saturday and has gone viral.

Plays can be bought for pennies and delivered in bulk.

Jimmy Fallon asked his Twitter followers to share why they're single. Hundreds obliged.

Aucklander Albert Cho is the king of the brutally honest food review.

The judge permanently suppressed the name of a thief who robbed a crash victim.

Samoan author says police couldn't help against barrage of online abuse.

Model Laura Henshaw has built her empire on being fit but admits hating long workouts.

Jordan Holgerson, 16, was pushed off an 18 metre high bridge.

Image of woman has become the face of a 'suicide' challenge. This is where it came from.

The man was looking for a quick "release" from the stress of his life, his lawyer said.

Feeney said the driver groped her breasts and tried to follow her into her home.

He's followed by 138 million persons on the social media platform.

Musk is continuing the trend of announcing big news via Twitter.

"Can anything be done to stop this from happening again?" This student has the answer.

The SPCA is calling for better education to "break the cycle of cruelty in our country".

Accused taxi driver denies commenting on or touching radio host's breasts.

An undercover reporter got a glimpse inside the world of Facebook moderators.

Police have been notified of the incident which took place last Wednesday.

Name suppression was lifted today after three months, but the man still cannot be named.

Social media giant Facebook has begun internal testing of its dating app.

EDITORIAL: The power is, literally, in our hands.