There are questions we may never know the answer to, but it's a photo of a person's legs that has the internet captivated this week.

Some 400k internet users in NZ are on a slower form of internet connection than is available, with almost no cost involved in changing to the faster version.

Police are appealing for information on a New Zealand teenager whose online antics with men have hit headlines around the world.

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Footage has emerged online of Tribal Huk members yelling for P dealers to leave Ngaruawahia.

An admirer of New Zealand teenager 'Poison Ivy' has livestreamed himself carving his own flesh with a kitchen knife - after she logged into the same webchat session.

This photo was removed from Facebook. Jenna Martin asks, what's really wrong with it?

A 15-year-old Auckland girl has been referred to youth aid following dawn police raids this morning.

Cyber-attacks on New Zealand computers and networks have more than doubled over the last five years, data released under the Official Information Act shows.

Brazen thieves who robbed a couple as they slept began taking photos of themselves flaunting their stolen property just a few hours later.

This incredibly cryptic puzzle contains 60 images that represent brand and company names. Can you work them out?

Airlines are installing more wifi systems in their planes to meet passenger demand.

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"Once you're free of the messiness, of the frustrations, of the stains, you're more likely to talk about ... your period."

In just two weeks, there have been over 1,600 comments and people have been honest about why they strayed and what happened afterwards.

Someone attacked a major part of the Internet's infrastructure.

The latest cyberattack in the US showed how a digital assault on just one company can disrupt a huge chunk of the internet.

Today's kids have never experienced a world without the internet. Rose Hoare asks how parents and grandparents are coping in a new, high-tech world.

This morning on NZ Herald Focus - Gable Tostee trial js clearly struggling to reach a verdict with deliberations set to enter a fourth day.

An Australian rugby player's meth addiction does not explain his attempt to rape a six-year-old boy, prosecutors have told a US judge, as sentencing nears.

Wellingtonians can have a group of kittens brought to their home for an hour and a half of play ... at a starting bid of only $1.

When translation programmes go wrong, the results can be hilarious.

Watch NZH Focus: The project to lay a submarine cable connecting New Zealand Australia is about to enter its final stage.

Thousands of Mission Concert punters were left in the lurch yesterday as the official website crashed. Tickets to the 2017 Mission

A $100 million project to lay a new state-of-the-art fibre optic cable between New Zealand and Australia is about to enter its final stage.

Chorus will continue to provide free non-standard residential ultrafast broadband installations until 2019.

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Sleep-deprived parents make desperate purchases at 3am, but when's the most popular time to be searching for love online?

Spoiler Alert: Meet the new kids on the Hawkins block and find out what we know about season two.

A man has filmed his son's heartbreak when told his mother overdosed on heroin. He says he shared it to send a message.