Latest from Relationships & Sex

Kerre Woodham: Set for fully fledged wifedom

By the time you read this, I'll be a married woman.

Rebecca Kamm: The sex/chore ratio

Rebecca Kamm is a bit puzzled by some new research whizzing all over the world of internet right now.

Facebook: 'Bang with friends'

Bang With Friends assures privacy and discretion until both friends are 'down to bang'.

Miranda Kerr's NY apartment sold

Australian supermodel Miranda Kerr has sold her New York apartment just months after she was forced to move out in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy.

Baby debate: Cuddle or cry?

Changing baby care fads are confusing, says celebrity supernanny Rachel Waddilove, who advocates 'old-fashioned common sense'. But her own approach can be controversial...

Pashing: More than just saliva

Passionate kissing swaps more than just spit, with DNA lingering in a partner’s mouth for at least an hour.

Old-fashioned division of labour holds firm in modern homes

Cohabiting might seem the modern way, but behind closed doors an old-fashioned division of labour holds firm.

Blog: How to know if he/she is the one

Bam. Right there. It’s a biggie and it needs more explanation. It’s not essential for happiness but it surely helps a great deal. It’s can be a lifelong quest... finding The One.

Where did I come from?

Alan Perrott discovers once you start rattling around in the branches of your family tree, you never know what might be shaken loose.

Cult dating book's makeover

The book that had 1990s women playing it cool has a new look. Look out, boys, says Harriet Walker

Keeping Mum: The year of celebrity babies

Kerr and Bloom holding off on more babies

Supermodel Miranda Kerr and her husband Orlando Bloom are in no rush to expand their brood just yet, insisting having one child is more than enough of a responsibility.

NZ a nation of cheats and thieves - study

Kiwi adults readily admit to lying, cheating and stealing, a new study shows, raising questions about the type of example they set for the country's youth.

Family meals relic of past

One in five people say they almost never eat with other family members at the dinner table, a survey shows.

Reading the body language

Body language will give away intentions on a date, says Suzanne Masefield.

Heidi Klum's racy antics

Heidi Klum has shared the details of her experimental bedroom antics.

McCoskrie: Gay marriage a stepping-stone to legalising polygamy

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

2012's most popular names