
'I did get bored during lockdown': Whangaparāoa man convicted of illegal tree felling
Man prosecuted after trees felled then advertised as firewood on Facebook.
Man prosecuted after trees felled then advertised as firewood on Facebook.
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
Natalia Burgess was originally exposed for her crimes in 2011.
A mother's grief exposed – new catfishing brings back the horror of her son's death.
Thirty Meta staff have been dismissed.
Gray says she hopes her children get the closure they deserve.
'Hey @actnewzealand, keep my beers’ name out of your mouth’.
Police urge people with complaints about wedding caterer to come forward.
Financial Times: Justice Department could seek ‘remedies’ such as forced product sales.
Meta’s Orion glasses will display holograms, include a chatbot voiced by Dame Judi Dench.
Visitors keen to explore the town's 'natural highs' are coming up short.
New York Times: After years of controversy, Zuckerberg embraces neutrality.
Websites and letterheads of legitimate banks being copied.
Overseas scammers using QR code to access mobile phone data.
'It looks like you're trying to make a chatbot. Can I help you with that?'
OPINION: The charity Netsafe is increasingly regarded as NZ’s 'internet police'.
ANALYSIS: Encrypted details of taxpayers are being given to social media — is it safe?
Plus: Internal Affairs Minister Brooke van Velden weighs in.
The Gisborne Mayor commends Nicola Willis' call to challenge online trolls and abuse.
The victim was told she had to pay $5000 into a bank account in order to claim her prize.
Two months after the passing of his wrestling star brother, WWE legend dies aged 81.
New York Times: "We shouldn’t try to put an off switch on a kitchen knife."
Which ‘boomerisms’ are you guilty of?
An elderly victim made 13 offshore money transfers to scammers with help from bank staff.
Financial Times: Campaign on YouTube skirted rules for marketing to under-18s.
Lawsuit alleges platform knowingly exposes teens to harmful content.
Police ask for the public's help finding Ashleigh Houston, believed to be in Manawatū.
New research suggests social media is worth less to us than the zero we pay for it.
OPINION: Research shows schools can do more to protect children's privacy.
Financial Times: 'Magnificent Seven' scepticism as Alphabet and Tesla lead Nasdaq lower.