In her last ever blog post for nzherald.co.nz, Rebecca Kamm gives her top six tips to carry you through 2014 in "ultimate feminazi style".

Divorced parents are often in denial about how badly the break-up has damaged their children, a new UK survey has found.

It was the Domestic Goddess who was on trial in the Isleworth Crown Court (and in the Court of Public Opinion), rather than her former personal assistants, writes Paul Thomas.

Kate Winslet and her husband Ned Rocknroll are currently nursing baby Bear at their home in West Sussex after welcoming him to the world at an NHS hospital a few weeks ago.

From celebrity relationship news to blogs and some science, Life & Style brings you the most clicked relationship stories this year.

Widowed people are reporting higher levels of wellbeing than married couples, while women aged 18 to 29 are the unhappiest age group, an Australian survey shows.

A property developer has lost a Court of Appeal case against his former wife over $200,000 he agreed to pay her in 2008.

A judge has told a jury to consider whether Nigella Lawson might have given two aides permission to use a credit card when she was "off her head" on drugs.

A man who received serious shrapnel wounds in the Boston bombing is set to marry the nurse who helped him through his recovery.

Sociologist Lisa Wade says white heterosexual men have fewer friends than any other demographic, despite their yearning for closer platonic connections with other men.

While testosterone does cause baldness, the difference between bald men and non-bald men relates to how the testosterone signal is received in the hair follicle.

Most of us assume that it’s the big issues that drive a couple apart. But those minor irritations can all add up, says relationships expert Andrew G Marshall.

The 15-year search for a pill that boosts sexual desire in women has hit another roadblock.

Rebecca Kamm shares the latest in ladies' studies covering body image, sexy ads and the secret skills of red heads.

Research shows that while women do exhibit negative reactions to sexual imagery, this diminishes for high value products.

A new study has confirmed that men and women's brains are wired in completely different ways, as if they were species from different planets.

It will be at least 10 years before people can use it but the aim is to develop a pill that temporarily prevents sperm from leaving a man's body.

Four women - and one man - add their experiences and reactions to the sensational British sex survey out this week.

Many men said their lives or relationships hadn't improved significantly after taking the drugs despite them often being seen as a cure-all.

Can a mere male speak his mind these days, without women pointing an accusing finger?

According to results from the latest national sex survey, Britons are having sex less often, but the kinds of sex they're having are more diverse than in the past.