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A million Kiwi kids start learning online today in which could be a 'game-changer'.
Scammers extort money from people watching porn
A scam that threatens to expose porn-viewing habits is doing the rounds again.
The new hobbies we're taking up in isolation, according to Google
Movies, theatres and concerts have been the biggest losers, according to Google Trends.
Famous Kiwi face to lead at-home school lessons - free computers on way
The first computers and modems for needy families have already been dispatched.
It's her time (again): Suzy Cato - the TV saviour for kids in lockdown
Suzy Cato returns to screens as host of a new educational channel for distance learning.
New Zealand's internet holding up well despite huge demand
Chorus' CEO says the network is holding up well despite a 75 per cent increase in demand.
Two TV channels, 17,000 computers for school kids in lockdown
Families without home internet and computers will get them free.
Hot stuff! Kiwi family's hilarious Covid-19 music video
Watch: Lockdown turns to rock down in family's disco parody (sorry Donna Summer).
Silicon Valley veteran shares secrets of tech success
'Go fast or go home', is Silicon Valley veteran Joe Schoendorf's advice.
Broken dentures? Covid-19 prompts curly questions to Citizens Advice Bureau
The phones are open and the questions are weird. Citizens Advice notes increased anxiety.
Kiwi broadcaster's moving message after Covid-19 diagnosis
Sela Alo didn't hold back in his message to Kiwis.
Covid 19 coronavirus: Fitness videos positive boost for those in lockdown
Fitness friends make videos to keep people moving at home as NZ is in lockdown.
How will New Zealand's lockdown change Kiwis?
Will we appreciate the little things more? Will we be kinder?
'Zoombombing' disrupts online classes in US
Saboteurs are infiltrating, disrupting online classes: Welcome to 'zoombombing'.
Quarantine diaries day one - how others are isolating
How are these groups feeling on day one of the official lockdown?
Midwives looking for masks, gloves, gowns amid pandemic
Midwives say they need more protective gear to ensure they and mums don't get Covid-19.
'The first time network traffic has exceeded RWC 2019'
Internet traffic is now higher than that seen during the Rugby World Cup last year.
Primary school advises 1-3 hours of schoolwork a day
One to two hours for juniors, three hours for intermediates, is enough.
'A couple of handfuls' of kids at school
Most schools seem to be well prepared with home learning plans.
A pandemic in the internet age
We have never been this connected while battling a pandemic - how will it help?
Learning at home: set up daily routine
Parents are urged to set up daily routines for kids at home.
We're with you: Getting through the coronavirus pandemic
We'll get through this together, New Zealand.
The coronavirus plan to provide internet, devices to 70,000 kids
Government buying devices, installing home internet, to prepare for school closures.
Wellington school trials day of learning from home
Students and staff will log in from home tomorrow.
'You can get through this': The psychology of life under Covid-19 and how to cope
Even in a time of disruption and fear, there is hope.
Scammers prey on coronavirus fears in phishing email
Scammers are trying to use the coronavirus scare to rip off unsuspecting Kiwis.
Coronavirus: What are Kiwis searching on Google?
What are Kiwis searching amidst the coronavirus pandemic?
How to make money in your sleep
HBR: Waking up to viral fame and riches? Now that dream is beginning to look like reality.
Fortnite frenzy: Housebound Italian kids strain internet
Data passing through Telecom Italia's national network has surged by more than two-thirds.
March 15: Day the internet was weaponised
Comment: An "internet for good" should be our response to March 15, says Jordan Carter.
How NZ has been at the forefront of a global collaboration to curb online terror
The Christchurch Call processes have already been used to stop spread of online terror.
No food please: Bullied coronavirus couple 'uncomfortable' about offers
Couple don't feel comfortable accepting food because of "social media bullying".
Doctor who murdered Dunedin teen jailed at least 19 years
Venod Skantha is being sentenced in the High Court in Dunedin this afternoon.
