Twitter flags Trump tweet that accuses opponents of stealing election
Social media companies crack down on misinformation.
Social media companies crack down on misinformation.
This morning, some US users woke up to the message 'tomorrow is election day'.
Family violence charities speak out as attacks continue on Amber Heard after court case.
OPINION: Gen Z-er Alice Webb-Liddall kicked the scroll habit. Here's what she learned.
Facebook will "add a label" to candidates' online posts that claim an unverified win.
A Gold Coast woman's account was blocked after searching for a local Mexican restaurant.
Mahathir Mohamad stands by his widely condemned comments on attacks by Muslim extremists.
Pub worker released from self-isolation then ordered back home a day later after mix up.
The CEOs of Twitter, Facebook and Google are facing a grilling by GOP senators making unfounded allegations that the tech giants show anti-conservative bias. Video / AP
Research shows more than 20 cellphone towers were vandalised in New Zealand this year.
Hollie Beattie was in the clear for six months, until a tumour was found in her brain.
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No reports about the security guard's behaviour have been made to police.
'Who said you can't style on a budget?'
The women who have come forward feel grateful for the wave of support, an advocate says.
Things began and ended on social media.
Police reassure complainants they will treat them with sensitivity.
'Too little, too late': Facebook is a risk to democracy, national security, critics say.
Two were taken to hospital after the crash - one with serious injuries.
Chrissy Teigen has now spoken about how she is coping after her devastating miscarriage.
Harry and Meghan are hosting an event on the dangers of the internet - online.
The university monitored students' social media activity almost every day for months.
Three years ago there was breathless talk of "stardust" - now all that has changed.
Civil liberties groups say freedom will be eroded if tech data is shared with governments.
Researchers say Kiwis are generally spared 'fake news', but deceptive messaging persists.
Alfred Ngaro doubles down on abortion attack - then drops a clanger at rest home.
The movement has been a key incubator of coronavirus denialism, violent attacks and plots.
"Her eyes filled with blood; as she looked at me and she died."
The main political parties are not keen on a name change.
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