Humans can easily ruin one of the best things about the internet.

One telco is offering an unlimited data plan at a competitive rate.

Google will comply with Europe to change the way it runs its shopping search service.

Seven surf breaks studied for 'Surfonomics'. Made with funding from NZ On Air

A confused mother asked the police how to get off her son's Facebook page.

Microsoft NZ responds to Juha Saarinen's column on government data stored in Australia.

Kiwi charged with smuggling cocaine to Australia fell for an online scam, his lawyer says.

A 48-hour hackathon event this weekend saw teams develop apps to help protect children.

NZ is punching above its weight in getting the huge SKA super-scope built, scientist says.

Despite the boost in annual profit, Trade Me has warned growth will slow next year.

New Zealanders have given their thoughts on the good and bad of the internet.

COMMENT: Is this the slippery slope towards the end of free expression online?

A Chinese teenager died within two days of entering an internet addiction camp.

Slingshot has now waived the $200 early termination fee after the woman laid a complaint.

Sydney's Kings Cross was once the nation's most infamous red light district.

We've all suffered from muscle cramp at one time or another so can feel this guy's pain.

The internet is dark and full of terrors: four Game of Thrones pirates have been arrested.

Ultrafast connections are on the horizon using high-frequency radiation.

Here's what you should probably know before logging on...

YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki has questioned Google's diversity memo.

The young Wellington mum said she assumed she'd be paid for the shift.

'Fashion can't reclaim this symbol from hate'.

COMMENT: Case raises issue of what tech journalists are safe to investigate.

Google has fired a worker who wrote a memo blasting the web company's diversity policies.

Less than a third of items tested were cheaper duty-free.

The pink "ladies tool set" upset one customer at a Rotorua Mitre 10.

COMMENT: How to get the best out of your broadband provider.

Inside the dark web - where teens in Auckland's affluent suburbs are increasingly turning.

The initiative allows victims to search for help online without leaving a trace.

Critics, particularly minorities, say platform's rules are sometimes improperly applied.