Anonymous authors' scatalogical slagging of pretty much the whole country is now a book.

Up to 400 employees keep an eye on the world's democratic contests.

Eagle-eyed members of the public have spotted Ardern sporting a ring.

A woman has fallen victim to identity theft, costing her thousands.

Whatsapp co-founder Brian Acton admitted that he was a sellout.

Three women have lodged a legal complaint against Facebook.

Tim Cook is one of the tech industry's savviest political operators.

The social media platform will work with local organisations to teach digital skills.

Discussions about regulation have started, but the path still seems totally unclear.

Users around the world were left frustrated after websites and apps crash.

Other colours that could have received votes included red, yellow and orange.

The judge permanently suppressed the name of a thief who robbed a crash victim.

He accessed the victim's Facebook account and posted seven photos of her naked.

An undercover reporter got a glimpse inside the world of Facebook moderators.

Social media giant Facebook has begun internal testing of its dating app.

Over 3.2 million Kiwis have consented to a wildly uncontrolled psychological experiment.

The shareholder is accusing Facebook of making misleading statements about user numbers.

Facebook plummet is believed to be worst single-day drop in market value for any company.

Mark Zuckerberg has caused a storm by saying what the site will and won't allow.

The former Kiwi student made anti-Islamist and anti-Turkish comments online.

A middle-class upbringing and Ivy League education don't quite captivate the imagination.

Pamela Elarabi died on June 23 hours after she shared the disturbing picture.

DoC rangers discovered the whale on Saturday, the cause of death is unknown.

Kane Winika posted stolen items on Facebook, leading police directly to his house.

Facebook's tough year continues as another bug impacts hundreds of thousands of users.

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.

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

Facebook is forging closer relationships with academic researchers.