US officials are probing whether traders are manipulating the price of Bitcoin.

The inaction of Google and Facebook on privacy issues has caused concern.

In recent high-profile court cases Google's actions have threatened NZ's due process.

COMMENT: Hardly surprising council bureaucrats wanted costly stadium report kept secret.

Tencent Holdings has bought 80% of Grinding Gear Games.

Air New Zealand drops the price of Wi-Fi in enabled planes from $40 to $30.

His latest machine is his most intricate yet - cake via flying pots, a baby and butter.

However, mental health campaigner Mike King says the show carries important messages.

Chorus has promised to fix the line permanently after a string of temporary fixes

Almost 70 per cent of SMEs have no plan in place for if a cyber attack was to happen.

There can be only one winner as flagship reality shows go head to head on Sundays.

Tau Henare posted the news on Facebook today, saying there was 'no drama' involved.

In a demonstration, the AI assistant spoke with a hair salon mimicking human speech.

Should Wikipedia use macrons to write Paekākāriki's name? Not all seem to agree.

This Kiwi family found their own answer to screen addiction, reports Jamie Morton.

Matafeo goes for broke in an hour of non-stop energy and laughter

Imagine if the government gave us all a citizen score - it could be happening, in China.

GST on foreign online shopping is a small price to pay to level the retail playing field

The consumer is more powerful than any brand, says Icebreaker chief Greg Smith.

A teen was caught importing drugs from all over the world via the dark net.

Parent company Facebook wants access to users data so co-founder is stepping down.

A survey reveals more than a quarter of Kiwis prefer to shop online.

The text that turned a Tinder match into a living nightmare.

Fans have arrived at Dairy Flat en-masse tonight.

"Good luck are if you are wanting to get a park ... it's insane," James Inder said.

There will be a "s***load" of cops monitoring the memorial ride, organiser says.

Whanganui's Bronwynne Anderson hates waste - and has 11 freezers and fridges to prove it.

The EU wants to know if the internet is comparable to electricity and other utilities.

That's one way to rehearse! Actress' character weds in her final appearance on the show.

Social media is blurring the lines between the genuine and the paid-for.