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New York Times: The machine would make today's supercomputers looks like toys.
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Twenty-year cold case mystery solved by Google Maps
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The work diary of Google's 'security princess'
New York Times: When you oversee a web browser used by billions, you eat a lot of cereal.
Google under fire over Grace Millane case
Social media giant failed to remove links showing identity of man charged with her murder.
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Google hosting more ads that break its own rules
Google has taken action after adverts it hosts have ripped off Kiwis
Concern over birth certificate resellers
Internal Affairs considers action over birth certificate re-seller.
Google's Maps adds augmented reality - for walking directions that might actually work
Feature rolling out for Kiwis today.
Google search history leads to conviction for drug smuggler
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Australia reveals trans-Tasman plan to tackle online extremism
Australia PM Scott Morrison has revealed the OECD and New Zealand are working on the plan.
Kiwi who paid $80 to abuse boy in Manila hotel seeks permanent suppression
His sickening crimes have led to a six years and five month jail term.
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Dick Smith complains about his $500k tax refund
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Hawkesby: Undercover agent - now I'm convinced my phone is spying on me
COMMENT: Are our tech devices as innocent as they look? Or are they actually spying on us?
Kiwi man pays $80 to abuse boy in hotel room
A Kiwi man paid $80 for two hours with a boy, whom he abused in a Manila hotel room.
Name suppression database comes with dangers, lawyers warn
The Justice Minister's proposal for a suppression registry could be risky, lawyers warn.
Police warned Google about Grace Millane case suppression
Police say they warned Google about name suppression in the Grace Millane case.
Shocking Google executive sex ring claims
Former exec accused of running sex ring, lavishing thousands on 'shared' mistresses.
Facebook wants to limit the reach of bogus medical 'cures'
Some parents believe unscientific remedies like swallowing bleach will "heal" their kids.
Grace Millane case: Google 'giving NZ the middle finger'
Andrew Little says Google response to breaking name suppression is contemptible.
Workers don't want Google at Pride parade
Workers signed asked organisers to exclude Google from the San Francisco Pride Parade.
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COMMENT: Why you should consider ditching Chrome.
Leighton Smith: Google knows your weaknesses
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