Trustpower has been hauled through the courts and fined $390,000 for misleading consumers over a campaign for an unlimited broadband deal.

Te Aroha locals are losing their local Westpac and ANZ branches which could force them to drive 20 minutes just to bank a cheque.

Imagine being able to download the entire Game of Thrones series in high definition in less than one second.

A former Wellington policeman has pleaded guilty to illegally accessing another person's Facebook account.

After two decades of decline from piracy, the music business is enjoying a recovery thanks to paid streaming services like Spotify.

COMMENT: Plethora of sub-sea cables blast away tyranny of distance as New Zealand's internet just gets faster.

COMMENT: Let's look at a few of the productivity boosts you can enact.

A woman who was delighted to be invited to a date on a boat with her Tinder match, was in for a shock when the occasion became a little crowded.

A 66-year-old American, David Strecker, became famous for all the wrong reasons. He became notorious as sex tourist 'Cuba Dave'.

MasterCard refuses to say how many people were affected by the error, which resulted in some customers being charged more than once for a single purchase.

COMMENT: Here are some clever ways to use the hidden features of Google Calendar.

Ever wondered if you'd be better off ditching study to become an entrepreneur? These Gold Coast millennials did, and it paid off.

Meet @LilMiquela, the woman everybody on Instagram is asking questions about.

Swearing, sex - everything you can't normally put on TV. No wonder streaming's taking off.

News of Prince Harry's upcoming tour of the Caribbean has sent female fans into a frenzy on social media.

COMMENT: Huge number of hacks mean your supposedly secure credentials are easy for anyone to find - and use.

Forget the standard selfie pout, snowboarding pic or which-one-are-they group shot. There's a bunch of singles out their who have

The family of a teenager pushed by a police officer off his bike and into a fence are seeking an apology.

No one can escape Sunday chores, such as cleaning the car - unless perhaps you're the Prime Minister's son.

It's been just four years since Tinder launched. Twenty billion connections and one cultural phenomenon later, its founder is as controversial as ever, writes Farrar Storr.

Filmmaker Werner Herzog discusses solar flares, Bitcoins and why we shouldn't go to Mars.

COMMENT: I hope everyone in the media space follows NPR's lead as it would help make online conversation great again.

COMMENT: It pays to understand how emails are screened, rejected or accepted.

The percentage of women in IT declined by 6 per cent over the past decade, a study.

Researcher run tests to show consumers would make environmentally friendly choices if they had the option.

It sounds crazy, but up to 20 per cent of us have a fear of irregular holes. And the longer you look at these pictures the more likely you are to get it

Man thought he was chatting with a schoolgirl through Facebook but was confronted by members of Dark Justice.

To break through the Amazon juggernaut, some in e-commerce are turning their humble delivery boxes into highly designed branding canvasses.

Free-to-air TV won't face such dramatic upheaval as the print media, believes TVNZ head of television Jeff Latch.

The five-year-old's eyes are glassy with shock and he seems hardly aware of the blood seeping from a wound in his forehead.