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But IT leaders back Orion Health CEO Ian McCrae in his complaint to the Auditor-General.
Flashback footage emerges of the Microsoft man's "romantic" side.
Pfizer has nearly doubled its sales projections due to the vaccine.
Financial Times: Memos insist 'business as usual' at philanthropic organisation.
Applying passphrases to computing has created an unwieldy nightmare for us.
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DoC and Te Papa returned the 350kg honu, washed up in Banks Peninsula, to Canterbury hapū.
Our genetic code is notoriously complex - but it's also key to cracking complex diseases.
Kākāpō feature first in plan to genetically map every extant vertebrate species on Earth.
Major new project modelling the human body could bring us closer to personalised medicine.
The space sector already employs more than 5000 people directly.
New York Times: Could mean companies can avoid sending 30 per cent of sales to Apple.
NZ scientists in project to tackle plant disease hitting cannabis crops around the world.
For many tech stocks, the bad times looked good. But where to from here?
Big Read: Tech giant creates new ways of working.
Financial Times: Authority has tilted away from governments.
Life after delisting.
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"Embedded finance" the way of the future, says new NZ fintech.
In volatile & risky times, some investments offer better safety.
Song created history - and the singer is now changing more lives through music.
Financial Times: Authority has tilted away from governments.
Life after delisting.
Huawei is running out of chips to make smartphones with thanks to Trump's blacklisting.
Previously, Sky had exclusive NZ rights to the mixed-martial-arts pay-per-view fights.
New York Times: The blockchain technology comes with enormous greenhouse-gas emissions.
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Te Arawa's Covid card has the potential to save lives. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
But privacy concerns have been raised by academics in Australia.
Too few boaties know what they are doing at sea. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Amid new gadgets and glitz, the CES tech show in Las Vegas aims to offer some answers.
Enough faffing. Here's what to do with those old cables, plugs and other tech stuff.