NZ Police inquiry hampered by Colombian company's refusal to assist.

EDITORIAL: The power is, literally, in our hands.

People don't die in the same way they used to.

What should you do if you get an email like this?

The way New Zealanders engage with the media is evolving.

A bomb threat was also made over Molyneux and Southern venue cancellation.

Reports show that some people spend the equivalent of a day every week on their phone.

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The words "wait 'till TripAdvisor hears" are enough to terrify the hospitality industry.

Pay up or have embarrassing footage released to family and friends, scam threatens.

Adorable pictures show how a pair of cats have developed a fondness for travel.

Dermot Nottingham breached two court orders and harassed five people, including a then MP.

Facebook and technology have helped lift social cruelty to new level.

COMMENT: It's hard to understand how people can deliberately want to hurt others.

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COMMENT: At first he seemed like a hero, now he looks like a cartoon villain.

After silence following Twitter scandal, Barr's YouTube channel has a flurry of videos.

A woman in her 60s was scammed out of $72k over two months by a "man" via Instagram.

Kiwis playing online video game Fortnite saw internet traffic spike 20 per cent higher

Blockbuster, which once had 9000 US stores, is down to one.

COMMENT: Why advertisers hold the power to force networks to clean up their platforms.

If you're looking to escape the pressures of online life, these places are for you.

Travellers are seeking out retro-style holidays, where connectivity is an afterthought

Pamela Elarabi died on June 23 hours after she shared the disturbing picture.

As we farewell the whale, we remember some of our favourite celebrity animals.

Killer drone, lethal bots are among the targets for Waikato University's cyber crime lab.

A visiting Emmy-winning documentary-maker shares some tips on combating fake news.

The decision sends a stern warning to sellers using the platform.

In a 2003 interview star made predictions that are startling in their accuracy today.