A video of PM Bill English appearing to ignore a kids' haka performance is online.

Despite a furious response to a fat shaming revenge porn post, Facebook won't remove it.

A photo of a statue of Hercules in a German city was removed by Facebook for nudity.

Islamic State's terror guide encourages luring victims via websites like eBay and Gumtree.

"I disappeared 33 years ago, at the age of 8. I was never found and this is my story."

Survey finds only 37% of primary and intermediate mums and dads can see schoolwork online.

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A small pod of orcas have delighted Hibiscus Coast residents this evening.

A group of constables took some time to shoot hoops with Lower Hutt youth today.

Labour and Greens' deal to work together has not affected their broadcast funding.

Google is using your credit card data to prove its targeted advertising is working.

New Zealand tech leaders have sent a joint manifesto to Parliament outlining their aims.

"I'm so happy it worked out for me - it's pretty much a dream come true job".

Rocket Lab has scrubbed a potential launch of the Electron rocket due to high winds.

Social media sites are helping to fuel an epidemic of skin cancer, according to an expert.

Instagram is the worst social site for it's impact on people's mental health, study says.

A Kiwi beauty company's owner says she's sad an artistic clip was pulled due to nudity.

Gable Tostee claims police and Facebook ignored the threats because he is a man.

Spark has completed the divorce from Yahoo and brought its Xtra email service home.

Two years in jail for man guilty of selling steroids online.

Documentary lays bare how political campaigns used social media giant to pinpoint voters.

Police have now identified the family involved and spoken to the child's mother.

Facebook is set to take on Amazon and Netflix with original TV-style programming.

YouTube will release some new star-studded shows to take on Netflix.

COMMENT: The 'Google Docs' worm attack was seriously bad, but here's how to keep safe.

The young Kiwi says he has no idea how he'll pay the bill on his low-end salary

COMMENT: Digital age helping turn web content into 24/7 addiction.

It plans support for foreigners seeking jobs in Japanese companies, according to sources.

Online watchdogs are happy with Facebook's reason for targeting vulnerable youth.

COMMENT: It's disheartening to see how badly advertising is done on the internet.