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Analysis: Should you trust an AI-assisted doctor? I visited one to see
OPINION: While the doctor examines me, something remarkable happens.
Credit card surcharges: Watchdog says fee cap will save shoppers millions
Visa and Mastercard push back.
Royal Society Publishing Photography Awards 2024
Stunning images from the awards that celebrate the beauty of science
Watchdog says its caps on telco's spending and revenue will save consumers $250m
Cap will be a constraint on pricing, watchdog says.
Apple Intelligence launches in NZ today, experts say it has privacy edge
A smarter Siri and new AI tools are sprinkled through photos, email and more.
Sharks hunting prey wins top photo award
The Royal Society Publishing Photographic Awards celebrates the beauty of science
Electric & hybrid car news
Ford Ranger turns into 6x6 hybrid beast with 3800kg max payload
Could this be the ultimate ute adventure machine?
Report: 2024 Tesla Model 3 Performance could get new motor
Updated VIN may have inadvertently given us a clue about the new powertrain.
MG4 vs GWM Ora: ultimate cheap EV shootout
We take an up-close look at two of NZ's cheapest new EVs.
Science news
Calls for warning labels on alcohol may grow after US announcement
New Zealand researchers say there is a need to tackle alcohol-related health problems.
Rip currents pose risk at popular NZ beaches, experts warn
What are rip currents – and at what NZ beaches are they most dangerous? Experts explain.
Explained: Is your favourite swimming hole safe for a dip?
Kiwis love to visit local swimming spots in the summer. But when is it best to skip a dip?
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AI news
The ad industry's biggest mistake? 'Assuming the rest of NZ is just like Auckland'
The bosses of NZME, Stuff, Are Media and three agencies answer five questions for 2025.
Justin Mowday on the big opportunities involving AI
Businesses are just starting to understand the challenge of cybersecurity.
The top 10 big tech trends for 2025 and beyond
From agentic AI to ambient invisible intelligence and brain implants.
‘The world’s first AI war’: Inside Israel’s controversial tactics in Gaza
AI-driven target bank fuels IDF's military campaign, raising civilian casualty concerns.
9 ways AI can change your life in 2025
Your New Year's resolutions are about to get a big helping hand.
UK study warns of perils in AI-driven 'intention economy'
University of Cambridge researchers have released a new paper.
More Technology news
Inside Air NZ’s newest plane
The Beta Technologies battery-powered plane will operate trial flights in NZ in 2025. It will then operate cargo flights. Video / Dean Purcell / BETA Technologies
Another analyst upgrades Spark – but also sees rival making further gains
The good news and the bad news.
Cyber security agency reports spike in hacking incidents
Other surveys suggest under-reporting, while there are job losses at Cert NZ.
When they hear plants crying, some moths make a decision
NY Times: Insects rely on plant sounds to guide important reproductive choices.
‘World-first’ hydrofoiling electric ferry joins Fullers fleet
100-passenger commuter version in the works.
SolarZero collapse: Can the industry survive?
PLUS: Simeon Brown floats rooftop solar reforms. Willis has more questions.
SolarZero collapse: Willis’ three questions, NZGIF takes dig at BlackRock
A fact-finding session has only thrown up more questions from ministers.
Wellington AI software firm in liquidation after ‘David and Goliath’ legal threat
30 staff lose jobs as larger US firm is accused of bullying.
Angry tradies want to rip SolarZero panels off roofs
First liquidators' report finds $40m owing, but also a ray of hope with buyer interest.
SolarZero collapse: Govt on the hook for $115m, Willis seeks urgent advice
Staff protest outside BlackRock's Auckland office.
2degrees earnings jump, CEO addresses telco war in space
2degrees is lining up its own satellite-to-mobile phone service to compete with One NZ.
SolarZero insider saw 'signs of trouble’; BlackRock breaks silence
A staff protest is understood to be planned for outside SolarZero’s Auckland office.