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Covid-19 early-warning app: Govt close to deal with NZ's Elarm

Michael Baker calls app "The future of healthcare".

Buzz off: No Covid beeps in the bush

Some people returning from remote areas are getting a special surprise on their phones.

Govt investigates phone app that detects Covid days before symptoms start

Company claims 80 per cent accuracy in detection, 2-3 days before users know they're sick.

Juha Saarinen: How to online during lockdown

If you have kids, they're going to school where you work and live.

Would Peter Beck fly into space? His surprising response

Will the man in charge of New Zealand's $6b Rocket Lab get high on his own supply?

Watch: Rocket Lab's crew-capable giant rocket revealed

Peter Beck's company goes head-to-head with Elon Musk's Space X.

Creation of payments giant leaves former Blues shareholder Murray Bolton with a half-billion stake

Colourful entrepreneur proves there's life in a pandemic-depressed global economy.

Lockdown fuels another surge in broadband - and a Saturday-night quirk

Record traffic for the year.

Australia's millionaire YouTube star is a 25-year-old uni dropout

Feeling overworked and underpaid? Maybe skip this story.

Covid-19: MIT student studied above Manukau rail station

Student studied at venue on top of Manukau rail station and next to main bus station.

Gallagher Group sets new growth trajectory

"I'm not retiring" says Sir William Gallagher as he ushers in new chief executive.

Can Clubhouse move fast without breaking things?

New York Times: The 11-month-old social network is compelling. It also has some problems.

'It's not pandemic-related' - Vodafone boss Jason Paris on job cuts

Chief executive back in the consultation trenches.

Australia passes world-first new law forcing Facebook and Google to pay for news content

Australia can force tech giants to pay for news.

Broadband revolution: Spark's bold wireless ambition

New chief executive's low-fibre diet.

Facebook says it will pay $1.3b over three years to news media

The tech giant's announcement comes after it lifted a controversial news ban in Australia.