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Toby Manhire: Forget Trump, meet man of 2016
COMMENT: Rhe person that best captures the mind-boggle of it all is neither Trump, nor Ms Bono, nor novelty shrimps, but Peter Thiel.
COMMENT: Rhe person that best captures the mind-boggle of it all is neither Trump, nor Ms Bono, nor novelty shrimps, but Peter Thiel.
New Zealand cooperatives - particularly those in Wellington - have a lot to offer under-developed countries.
A business claiming it is "backed up" by MediaWorks is taking on Sky and entering the streaming box market.
Dementia sufferers could be monitored with online tracking devices which would record every move they make, say UK scientists.
Auckland University chemical scientist Dr Erin Leitao, searching for what could be the next wonder-material, has been honoured with a major award. Leitao, who just received the 2016 New Zealand Fellow of the L'Oreal-UNESCO For Women in Science programme, talks about her work.
A Japanese designer has revealed a world map which shows landmasses and oceans as accurately as possible.
The GCSB is facing questions over further illegal spying - but the evidence to clear or convict is incomplete or missing.
A group of Māori and indigenous information technology innovators are gathering in Hastings today and tomorrow to network and
Some big brand employers have got behind a campaign to get 500 young people into jobs in 50 days.
Torrent website has devised a plan to outsmart Google and the rights holders trying to shut it down.
A new high-speed ground transport system with its sights set on Australia's east coast could form a giant megacity between two capitals.
Social media has been flooded with people mourning the death of the peach butt emoji.
With rain that would feel like 'death by a thousand cuts' this planet would be terrible to visit.
What happens to the social media accounts fronted by outgoing US President Barack Obama after the election?
One crafty female from China has performed the ultimate hustle to raise funds for a home deposit.
A fitness app created in Tauranga has built up a following of 30,000 users in the UK and US markets and just won a major award from
By now, you've probably seen some of your Facebook friends "checking in" to the Standing Rock Indian Reservation - here's why.
COMMENT: Elon Musk showed off some rather visionary technology: the Solar Roof, writes Juha Saarinen
Apple's latest MacBook Pro range will require $392 worth of dongles if you want to use an SD card or HD cable.
Science reporter Jamie Morton talks to GNS Science earthquake geologist Dr Rob Langridge about a renewed effort to catalogue a nationwide web of active faults threatening New Zealand.
A study of 12 million Facebook users suggests the social networking site is associated with living longer.
A wayward scientific instrument has completed a remarkable year-long journey across the Tasman Sea, delighting the Aussie researchers who thought it'd been lost for good.
Microsoft and Apple had dueling product launch events last week, and Microsoft was the surprise winner.
Here's how augmented reality firm Holonize is creating modern-day science fiction.
Wynyard today announced that 72 management and staff positions have been made redundant at the company.
An asteroid is buzzing by today. But we had advance warning of the 25m chunk of rock and ice thanks to a new NASA 'intruder alert' system.
Respondents to a large-scale survey expressed concern about sharing the road with self-driving vehicles.
Water contaminations like that which recently left thousands of people sick in Havelock North could be quickly traced with new DNA-based technology.
Robot mall cops, a vaccine for dengue and 98 more of the greatest innovations of the year are highlighted in the latest issue of Popular Science.
WATCH: Twitter will discontinue the Vine mobile app in coming months, these are 13 of the best Vines ever made.