The two office workers caught in a high-profile sex romp with the lights on are no longer employed by the Christchurch firm they were with at the time.

It was supposed to be so easy, but reality has thrown icy water on the dream of one-stop TV watching in NZ, writes Karl Puschmann.

A "wannabe stuntman" who goes by the moniker 'Johnny Danger' will go to trial after denying allegations he surfed on top of a taxi as it crossed the Harbour Bridge.

A top Google exec has confirmed that the search giant wants to start offering wireless service.

A New Zealand car auction company has "accidentally" listed a ute with bullet holes and blood stains from a Rotorua shooting on its website.

Picton's star-crossed lovers, Kiwi William Scott Chalmers and Scottish backpacker Sarah Milne broke their silence today after their big date involving "cheap beers".

Last week's column on the consequences of the TICSA generated a fair bit of feedback from the industry.

Emotional plea by mother of Auckland schoolgirl whose fight with another student was filmed and uploaded to Facebook.

Tinder Plus, the dating app's premium service, is launching today and will charge its older members far more than its younger ones.

The photographer behind the unretouched image of Cindy Crawford at a 2013 lingerie shoot is taking legal action amid allegations the snap was stolen and altered to make the supermodel look bad.

Over the years I've come to despair over how badly our politicians understand technology.

In a world ruled by files, records are staging a comeback, writes Karl Puschmann.

Netflix is expected to launch in the next few days bringing NZ more directly into the corporate world of global pay television.

Students caught "sexting" or cyber-bullying at school will be asked to reveal the offending content or face having their device seized and given to police.

Chorus says the rollout of ultra-fast broadband and rural broadband initiatives are on schedule, but growth in fibre connections is putting pressure on its capital expenditure.

The world's most popular internet television service - Netflix - is set to screen Australian content in its programming when it launches here next month.

Freeview says the new digital service will provide "vastly improved" navigation. Details will be announced closer to the launch, possibly in July.

It may be a universal truth that parents are less techno and media-savvy than their kids. Experts say that parents need to improve their understanding of social media and technology to protect their kids from risks.

A new consumer behaviour survey backs other research that there is a growth of "digital dependency" in New Zealand, according to a leading academic.

Twenty years ago, a few desperate singletons signed up for a new dating experience. Today, a staggering one in five relationships and one in six marriages begins on the internet.

Ex-National MP Tau Henare has been fined $1200 for breaching a high-profile name suppression order online.

We like feeling that the things that make us upset are considered upsetting by other people, as well.

Scrolling through their lifestyle snaps may be a little torturous for ordinary mortals, as the Rich Kids of Instagram jet between the world's most glamorous cities, dine at the finest restaurants and wear the most exclusive clothes.