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Christchurch Call summit: New rules must leave nowhere to hide

The global reach of tech companies makes enforcement a key question for the Paris summit.

WhatsApp urges 1.5 billion users to update apps - immediately

WhatsApp said it was too early to know how many users had been affected.

The hunt for answers - what you need to know about the massacre inquiry

The search for the truth starts Monday - how will it be done?

Bride combines wedding with open casket funeral

Frugal bride announces plan to 'display' dead aunt in open casket at her wedding ceremony.

Airline's 'cheeky' promise of Nando's backfires

Nando's lovers, take note; your favourite cheeky snack has just gone airbourne.

The 'filthy' showering habit dividing the internet

One man's question about a showering habit has ignited a furious debate.

What Facebook does - and should be doing

Facebook says online videos of mass shootings are wrong, yet it did not prevent March 15.

Man uses female Snapchat filter on Tinder, gets more than 1500 matches

'Jess' quickly received a number of indecent proposals on Tinder.

Elderly couple find love through Facebook community group

In a desperate plea to end his loneliness, Jerald Montillier, 75, turned to Facebook.

Lucrative lives of Australia's reality stars

Still think it's not worth quitting your day job to go on reality TV?

How Youtube star lost 500K fans in one day

Two of the world's biggest beauty bloggers have had a spectacular falling out online.

Zuckerberg, Trump to snub Ardern's Paris summit

Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg and US President Donald Trump won't be at the Paris summit.

Facebook sues South Korean analytics company

Facebook filed a lawsuit against a company that may have mishandled users' information.

Digital Detox: Unscrambling my muddled mind

How switching off for a month changed my life.

Editorial: Ardern's French mission into uncharted waters

EDITORIAL: Paris meeting on harmful social media content will test Ardern's influence.

Ardern's Paris summit targets social media

PM is pushing for global solution to counter the reach of online terrorism.

Leighton Smith: Should we curtail opinions we don't like?

COMMENT: Opinions are irrelevant - the question is should they be curtailed?

'Catastrophe averted': Cat of Wellington temporarily detained by police

The feline was released without charge and instead let go with a warning.