A UK auction house has come under fire for its description of a wedding dress.

There is a widespread view that media routinely exaggerate shark stories.

Woman pinned to the ground receives flurry of punches to the head during sickening attack.

This quiz is so popular that some offices pause every day at 3pm to tackle the questions.

COMMENT: Instagram has been Facebook's weapon in dealing with its own controversies.

COMMENT: It pays to choose your five chimps carefully.

"I have confidence the bullet will hit the book and not me."

Trump's former lawyer Michael Cohen has retweeted this image without comment.

The disturbing link between gambling and social media revealed.

A white object is seen speeding across the background of the camera image - what is it?

Is there a difference between online trolls and cyber-bullies? It turns out there is.

What the first baby can expect life to be like with a Prime Minister as a parent.

Fifteen tweets Jacinda Ardern and Clarke Gayford should read to prepare for parenthood.

The Herald's weekly audience across print and digital has increased from last year.

In the Maldives, luxury hotels have had enough of "influencers" wanting free stays.

The company wants to end fake followers, lack of disclosure and other dishonest practices.

Givealittle page launched for film-maker Renae Maihi's legal fees in defamation battle.

Tie too much up of ourselves in external factors and we lose who we are, organiser says.

After a blogger shared her happy moment, trolls were quick to criticise.

Jackson scrubbed red graffiti off the star — but there just was one catch.

Facebook is forging closer relationships with academic researchers.

Can a politician play the clown and serious politician at the same time?

More legal action may be taken by Sir Bob Jones - this time after a tweet.

Dad shares tender moment between siblings, revealing the tragedy behind photo.

One of my sons is into all things pink, unicorns, rainbows and mermaids.

Gayford took to Twitter to show the "bloody cute" gifts he and Ardern have received.

The average person now touches their phone screen more than 2500 times a day.

"Awesome for that shed, Christmas decorations or to point at the neighbours."

Twitter user's search for chap she fancied 14 years ago is resolved - just not happily.

Facebook's new ad policy categorises news articles as political content.