Family First national director Bob McCoskrie says the push for same-sex marriage in New Zealand is a stepping-stone to legalising polygamy.

Pushy relatives asking singletons about romance could be behind a surge in people searching online for love before the new year, a relationship expert says.

They've gone from being widowed friends to exchanging vows on Christmas Day - and thanks in part to Sir Elton John.

Pensioners are holding out in a dwindling minority opposing gay marriage - as 2013 looks possibly to be the year for it to become reality.

Relatives can easily get on each other's nerves. Suzanne Masefield offers ways to head off any aggro.

Ronnie Wood has married his theatre producer girlfriend Sally Humphreys.

Miranda Kerr is adamant her marriage to Orlando Bloom is still going strong despite tabloid rumours suggesting they have separated.

Isn't it a bit strange that, very broadly and heterosexually speaking, men propose marriage and women don't?

People from Invercargill are the biggest swingers in New Zealand, while in Gisborne people like to have sex in water. The results from a nation-wide sex survey are in.

It affects women as well as men, and it starts young. Joanna Moorhead on a secret that's ruining more and more lives.

Kate and William - how their births were celebrated and the addition of another baby to the family album.

A 40-year-old doctor has been found guilty of professional misconduct after an affair with a "highly vulnerable" teenage patient.

If that change really is needed, then so be it, writes Andrew Geddis. "But I think the Law Society is wrong and the bill as it stands would not require anything new of any religious group."

Non-resident Asians are buying Auckland houses and apartments to enhance their marriage prospects, an academic claims.

Survey finds 22 per cent of women feel they have stronger relationship with girlfriends than their partners.

Steve Hart finds that if you want to expand your business contacts, you need to get out more.

The debate on same-sex marriage has stepped up with a former MP comparing the proposed law change to "apartheid".

The Law Commission wants to address the "injustice" of current laws that allow trusts to be used to avoid having to share property equally when couples separate.

Facebook’s latest move - to create automatic “couples” pages for anyone listed as in a relationship - has crossed the line, users say.

The Law Commission wants to crack down on the "injustice" that allows the use of trusts to protect property during disputes.