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Health tech software firm collapsed owing around $1m
Director says pandemic, loss of biggest client triggered collapse.
New online home for the Gisborne Herald
The old Gisborne Herald website will end this week, making way for a new page.
Meta expands Instagram ‘Teen Account’ protections to NZ
How they work; where Aussie is at with its under-16 social media ban passed last November.
Ex-Bell Gully solicitor raises $28m for his legal AI start-up
In-house legal teams at Fonterra and US giants have signed on.
Opinion: Dating your own grave - how dating apps can make you feel worse about yourself
OPINION: Is online dating too good to be true? The latest research suggests so.
I went to a rehab clinic with crystal meth addicts to get over my phone addiction
Telegraph: Realising she checked her mobile 262 times a day, something had to change.
Elon Musk and Wikipedia founder in row over how to describe ‘Nazi salute’
The gesture was controversial enough, but now come the sub-controversies.
Tech Insider: The portfolio you get demoted to; Survey rates the business usefulness of Microsoft’s Copilot AI
Surprising pros and cons of our new robot overlords.
‘Kept fooling myself’: Auckland man loses $50k in romance scam
The man estimated he was withdrawing $2000 a day at the peak.
Opinion: What is RedNote? The app TikTok users are fleeing to
OPINION: It's a glimmer of hope for connection and communication in a divided world.
TikTok going dark: $100m spender Zuru says it's a 'negotiating tactic'
Trump is positioning himself as a white knight in response.
Suppressed details of abuse victims published on Justice website in ‘serious’ privacy breach
A mass audit of thousands of decisions is now under way after the privacy slip-up.
Most popular dream job for Kiwis revealed in global study
From aspiring doctors to DJ dreams, the world's most sought-after jobs may surprise you.
150,000 submissions on Treaty bill spark cyber interference concerns
'There is a high chance there could be a lot of fictitious submissions through bots.'
Karl Puschmann: AI’s Instagram truth bomb a chilling glimpse into social media’s future
Opinion: 'Instagram’s vision, apparently, is to do away with pesky humans.'
NZ’s most embarrassing tech disasters, Part 3
Remember Localist, Flying Pig and Incis? Some people would rather not.
Thousands of Kiwis without internet after digger pulls up fibre cable
There is currently no estimate for the restoration time.
Clone wars: The new age of online scamming
'There are a million and one different tricks compared to where we were a few years ago.'
1000 crimes in nine months: Email swindler targeted vulnerable, elderly, 'technologically illiterate'
Jordan Hall was awaiting trial for $179k in thefts when he defrauded IRD of $138k.
The top 10 big tech trends for 2025 and beyond
From agentic AI to ambient invisible intelligence and brain implants.
'I don’t have any empathy': Notorious NZ catfisher addresses impact on her victims
Natalia Burgess was originally exposed for her crimes in 2011.
Logging in and cashing out: Why are pop stars turning to Only Fans?
The 'DIY porn' platform generates billions, some are using it to boost their income.
She was a child Instagram influencer. Her fans were grown men
New York Times: She's seen the dark side of the internet – and turned a profit from it.
Markets with Madison: Big tech data centres
Amazon’s global head of data centres explains every detail of their design – including how they’re powered.
How Big Tech builds data centres
Amazon infrastructure boss reveals how it designs and powers massive data houses.
'Just do it': Founder on launching jewellery brand during Covid
Alena Hu talks to Tom Raynel about starting Bare Jewellery with no experience.