
'Drag queen' Destiny protest a big hit
The "drag queen disco" protest outside Destiny Church today was a great success, says the organiser.
The "drag queen disco" protest outside Destiny Church today was a great success, says the organiser.
There is no thrum of a Ducati or familiar rumble that made Harley Davidson famous. Only a whine from the electric motor that increases linearly as you rush for the horizon.
The maker of Snapchat is taking some of its biggest steps to expand outside the US.
Apple chief executive Tim Cook has hinted wireless AirPods could be available to purchase in coming weeks.
Could this $1.5 million UFO-shaped house boat that inventors insist will one-day fly be the home of the future if sea levels continue to rise?
Have you ever wanted to download content from Netflix to watch later, without chewing up your data? Now you can.
More financial services companies are embracing the technology.
COMMENT: Technology is advancing at such a pace there is a risk our lawmakers, unless they are up to speed, will founder on legal and ethical decisions.
Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates is helping Massey University research into Ebola and other deadly diseases be received on the world stage.
COMMENT: Juha Saarinen reviews the 3DR Solo drone and new GoPros.
History-making astronaut Buzz Aldrin has always set his sights on the stars.
COMMENT: How tragic would it be if we could only experience tui, kereru (wood pigeons) or piwakawaka (fantails) as stuffed specimens in museums?
Investors in Scott Technology, the industrial robotics firm, have been told its order book remains at a high level.
Food giant Nestle claims it has found a method to almost halve the amount of sugar in its chocolate. The chocolate manufacturer
A virtual health system set up by Waikato District Health Board will compete with another one designed by GPs and patients.
Tired of paying individual household bills? This could be a game changer.
The police data tool launched yesterday crashed almost immediately, but not before users saw the redundant and insecure technology it was built on.
You'll be able to take your binge watching offline with Netflix's latest feature.
An IBM employee has quit in protest after her boss wrote a letter to President-elect Donald Trump offering to work with the new administration.
New research by Kiwi scientists has revealed how chemotherapy stimulates the release of tiny bubbles from the surface of cancer cells that cause potentially fatal blood clots.
New Zealand is pumping more cash into the world's most ambitious science and IT project, bringing its investment in the gigantic Square Kilometre Array to more than $2 million.
New Zealand's science and innovation system is trailing comparable economies in some key areas, a new report has found.
"Gobsmacking" drone footage has captured an up-close view of a massive canyon created near Mt Lyford by this month's 7.8 Kaikoura earthquake.
A new mega structure will cover Chernobyl power plant and prevent further radiation spewing from the reactor for at least a century.
Young males are more likely to send dick pics to their mates than to females they're trying to impress.
GeoNet technicians reach new heights of Kiwi ingenuity as they work in the quake zone. .
COMMENT: If you are a tiny country with a population smaller than Auckland, what could you do to grow bigger and make the world notice?
Annoying calendar invitations popping up on your iPhone? Here's how to get rid of them.
Insurance companies could charge you higher premiums by using 'big data' to follow your habits.