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US set to seek Google divestitures in search monopoly case
Financial Times: Concerns over training AI models, Google's power over online search.
Stealth firing or ethical dismissal? Why employers terminate staff for minor offences
Financial Times: Amazon, Meta among those taking contentious hard line on conduct.
Meta’s plan for nuclear-powered AI data centre thwarted by rare bees
Financial Times: Facebook founder stung.
Westpac’s profit jumps 10% as it puts less money aside for bad debts
CEO says bank 'acted swiftly'' to pass falling interest rates on to customers.
Cecilia Robinson: Why I bought my son a dumb smartphone
OPINION: A new smartphone helps a 12-year-old join his peers, limiting social media.
Microsoft’s revenue beats estimates on AI boom's cloud demand, Meta sees AI spending accelerating
Financial Times: Boom in adoption of AI tools features strongly in Big Tech results.
'I did get bored during lockdown': Whangaparāoa man convicted of illegal tree felling
Man prosecuted after trees felled then advertised as firewood on Facebook.
'I don’t have any empathy': Notorious catfisher addresses impact on her victims
Natalia Burgess was originally exposed for her crimes in 2011.
Chasing Ghosts: David Fisher speaks with 'The Puppeteer'
In the last episode of the NZ Herald true crime podcast, David Fisher sits down with catfisher Natalia Burgess for the first time in 13 years. Video / NZ Herald
‘She wasn’t real’: Mother’s anguish when son’s suicide followed catfished love affair
A mother's grief exposed – new catfishing brings back the horror of her son's death.
Zuckerberg sacks staff on six-figure salaries for abusing office’s food delivery scheme
Thirty Meta staff have been dismissed.
'It wasn't a fair fight': Breanna Muriwai’s mum describes anguish over missing child
Gray says she hopes her children get the closure they deserve.
Shots fired in Act, Tui beer online smackdown after meme takes swipe at university's Treaty course
'Hey @actnewzealand, keep my beers’ name out of your mouth’.
'Gut-wrenching': Newlyweds say caterer scammed them out of wedding deposits
Police urge people with complaints about wedding caterer to come forward.
US weighs Google break-up in landmark antitrust case
Financial Times: Justice Department could seek ‘remedies’ such as forced product sales.
Wall St ends higher as investors wait on inflation data
Nvidia was the pick of the so-called Magnificent Seven.
Man robbed in West Auckland Facebook Marketplace deal gone wrong
A meeting took place in a car at a west Auckland shopping centre in the dead of night.
Mark Zuckerberg offers ‘glimpse of the future’ with live-translation smart glasses
Meta’s Orion glasses will display holograms, include a chatbot voiced by Dame Judi Dench.
Tech blackout: Methven has a 'meth' problem
Visitors keen to explore the town's 'natural highs' are coming up short.
Mark Zuckerberg is done with politics
New York Times: After years of controversy, Zuckerberg embraces neutrality.
Banking Ombudsman warns scammers getting more sophisticated
Websites and letterheads of legitimate banks being copied.
Gift parcel scam operating overseas targets Tauranga
Overseas scammers using QR code to access mobile phone data.
NZ's starvation-rations GovGPT
'It looks like you're trying to make a chatbot. Can I help you with that?'
Political Roundup: Big tech’s political influence on debate and public watchdogs
OPINION: The charity Netsafe is increasingly regarded as NZ’s 'internet police'.
'Privacy breach': The lowdown on Inland Revenue and your data
ANALYSIS: Encrypted details of taxpayers are being given to social media — is it safe?
Should NZ follow Australia’s social media ban for teens? Netsafe's suprising take
Plus: Internal Affairs Minister Brooke van Velden weighs in.
US accuses Google of dominating ad tech market as antitrust trial begins
Financial Times: Latest clash as Google has landmark loss in separate case over search.