An Auckland school has threatened to ban parents who discredit it on social media.

Makeup artist left her followers in disbelief with mind-boggling optical illusion effects.

They called it a wardrobe malfunction. She says she was a victim of exploitation.

Prince makes surprise appearance at convention, urging teens to abandon cynicism.

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Thomas Middlemas stood up for Maori in 1872; a descendant is kneeling for black Americans.

A man who allegedly fired shots near a small child in Te Atatu has been arrested.

Steven Joyce waits for Winston Peters - this time on a plane heading to Wellington.

Tweets could soon be twice as long as they are now.

One simple accessory could help you find the love of your life online.

Graphic designer who takes his clients' requests literally comes up with hilarious edits.

Photos of a buff Buddhist monk hunk are causing a stir on social media.

Pete Evans and his wife Nicola Robinson are at one with nature in new Instagram posts.

The curved lines on the carpet give the illusion that the floor contains huge craters.

A midwife reprimanded over a heartfelt Facebook post has been inundated with support.

Predicting which way you'll vote tomorrow could come down to a simple 'like' on Facebook.

A helium balloon released by a child kicked off a lively debate on social media.

More than 80 per cent of children are said to have an online presence by the age of 2.

Heartbroken dad has today revealed he kept her body at home for 24 hours after she died.

Is our news media covering climate change accurately? Researchers have checked the record.

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Twitter says improving automation tools are helping block accounts promoting terrorism.

Is this OK in 2017, in one of the most progressive countries in the world?

The Herald stands by a reporter threatened after reporting on a Māori Party candidate.

Three years after nearly getting into Parliament, the Conservatives are a spent force.

No, this isn't the bridal party. It's every wedding guest's worst nightmare.

When something's a massive trend, why not cash in on it?

The raid was in relation to yesterday's shooting incident, police say.

Nobody was in the crashed car when it was spotted on the rocks in Kau Bay this morning.

A woman's decision to share her thoughts on Facebook saw her wedding cancelled.