Quinn Patterson bought firearms online even though he didn't have a current gun licence.

People buying items through Facebook risk never seeing the goods, police say.

Google+ may seem consigned to the social media history books, but users still love it.

An idyllic South Island setting is in the sights of the former Megaupload boss.

COMMENT: Cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum are worth about $135 billion.

New research shows New Zealanders are sick of their social media being a "free for all".

Li has risen to the top of the charts and is making a fortune live-streaming his life.

Last year was the first time we'd talked more on our cellphones than landlines.

Retail business Fallenfront founder Steve Crowhurst talks running a business from Raglan.

A beer marketed specifically at women is facing a major backlash online

The website is part of the hidden corner of the internet associated with drugs and weapons

Kiwis were fascinated with the first moon landing but had to wait for delayed TV coverage.

Cyber-attacks a significant threat but RBNZ says no need for prescriptive requirements.

Cricket fans rejoice: a new online platform for all things cricket is set to launch.

COMMENT: We need to know how legal access will be managed..

A Christchurch bar was not happy after a party of 40 booked - but only half showed up.

The party secretary for Kim Dotcom's political venture resigned over employment "blocks".

An Airbnb host cancelled a reservation in California because the guest was 'Asian'.

Why does the empire of Facebook continue to grow?

A computer program that changes what people say raises fears of clips being tampered with.

After his friend was hurt in a robbery, Rotorua man wanted to protect victims.

In 2017 Kirsty Johnston reported on the secretive world of Kiwi political extremists.

COMMENT: "Data is the new oil".

China is cracking down on VPNs in a big way.

A savage assessment of US President's G20 visit has found plenty of fans online.

Hackers may learn to develop even more dangerous tools.

COMMENT: Online shoppers see higher prices because of the company's tactics.

Tamaki's video urges solo mums to join his church for the sake of their children.

The majority of the cuts will be made to positions outside of the United States.