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A millennial confesses: I don't care who's watching me online - but maybe you should
They found at least 20 apps I was sharing my location with without my knowledge.
ACC email scam alert: Watch out for this tricky phishing attempt
Have you received this spam email from ACC?
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Internet rallies around bullied Quaden Bayles after doubts raised
Social media account questioning bullied boy's claims deleted.
Facebook in fight over tax billions
A controversial decision about where its money goes could cost Facebook $14.1 billion.
'No Indians, no Māoris': Agent accused of racist ad after account hacked
The matter has been referred to police.
A scary truth revealed: What Kiwi teens and kids are really searching online
A quarter of children were bothered or upset by something that happened in the last year.
Liam Dann: Why we shouldn't panic about coronavirus
The outbreak is a very serious event but still requires a calm and response.
Hacked: Phil Goff's personal, confidential emails offered for sale
EXCLUSIVE: Police investigate claims 12 years of Mayor Phil Goff's emails have been taken.
Dating apps face inquiry over underage use, sex offenders
Bumble, Grindr among services that are the current targets of an investigation.
Battle of the macrons resurfaces on Wikipedia
Axel Wilke wants more Māori place names to have macrons in Wikipedia.
'It's nuts' - First Chorus Hyperfibre customers signed by Orcon
NZ gains some of the fastest broadband in the world.
Man writes himself in lead for child abduction and rape story
Northland man jailed fro having and distributing objectionable material.
Mike Hosking: Time to get social media havoc under control
COMMENT: How Mark Zuckerberg can live with himself is beyond me.
A 'Blockbuster' movie store is closing in a small NZ town. There will be only one left in the world.
Dargaville is losing its last remaining DVD and movie rental store.
'Sheer glee and cruelty': The sad death of Wilson Gavin
Student loudly protested a drag queen reading programme. A day later he was dead.
Kiwis warned to watch out for fake rego renewal email scam
NZ Transport Agency is warning people to be wary about the phishing scam.
NCEA results online tomorrow
Wait finally over for anxious New Zealand secondary students.
Best of 2019: Local Focus: Murals makeover Whanganui walls
Art on show in Whanganui - permanent or temporary? Made with funding from NZ On Air.
When will artificial intelligence really change our lives?
Talking to our phones is one thing, but when will AI really change our lives?
New World warns customers about 'free groceries' scam
The scam falsely promises customers free groceries if they like certain Facebook posts.
Consumer NZ: How to get best power, broadband deals
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Hunting black men to start a 'race war'
James Harris Jackson went to New York with a Roman sword and an apocalyptic ideology.
Big Read: The inside story of a Facebook scrap with council - and claims of covert surveillance
The inside story of a community Facebook page threatened with defamation action.
Blogger turned away by top court over 'hate-filled' posts, harassment of ex-MP
The internet renegade continues to claim a former MP lied when giving evidence at trial.
Where's Evie? Family plead for return of beloved dog
Evie's family fear she was stolen as they ate Christmas lunch.
The mystery man behind the bizarre 'Turn Ardern' campaign
Uncovered - the identity of the anonymous organiser of the 'Turn Ardern' movement.
Hawke's Bay girl one of the alleged victims in international 'catfish' child porn case
Police have confirmed the alleged victims include a 12-year-old from Hawke's Bay.
The flashing tweet that gave a journalist a seizure
It appears there's something sinister behind the tweets.
Insane twist in $207 million scam
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TV presenter 'slut-shames' female colleague
Kerri-Anne Kennerley has been accused of "slut-shaming" a female colleague live on air.