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90-year-old takes out $13K ad to complain about 'shabby' internet, and wins

Aaron Epstein paid for ad to attract the attention of AT&T's bosses.

Castle Hill could become country's largest windfarm, creating 200 jobs

Project would build up to 286 turbines at Castle Hill, southeast of Eketahuna, Wairarapa.

Broadband traffic surges under new lockdown - Chorus

Mini surges reported due to video conferencing, Chorus says.

Matt Heath: Why you should take employees' phones away

OPINION: My boss staged a digital intervention. I don't hate him for it.

Kiwis at risk in Valentine's Day scam-demic

Scam-demic: Valentine's warning as love rats pilfer money from lonely hearts.

After its $1.5b Bitcoin buy, can Tesla still claim to be green?

Bitcoin is notoriously dirty, with a carbon output is equivalent to New Zealand's.

English football at breaking point over abuse on social media

Facebook, Twitter called 'havens for abuse' amid sexism, racism and death threats.

The $6.4m NZ Covid Tracer app: how it compares to overseas budgets

Costs revealed - but one academic says money was not the key problem.

Next Rocket Lab launch: Satellite for US Missile Defence

Payload for mid-March mission revealed.

'I'm not a cat': Lawyer's Zoom fail goes viral

'This kitten just made a formal announcement on a case'

More twists in Vocus NZ's stock market listing saga

The potential listing is starting to look like a game of 3D chess.

RBNZ says tech partner kept it in the dark about data breach

Reserve Bank Governor's timeline clashes with that of its technology supplier.

Police turn up after Geekzone founder gets 'swatted'

Mild-mannered Wellington man accused of housing improvised explosive devices.

Privacy concerns: New high-tech billboard cameras snap car trips

New billboard cameras know when you pass them, how often and what vehicle you are driving.

The Musk trade: What happens when the world's richest man tweets about a stock

The power of Elon Musk's Twitter may make it a target for regulators – or hackers.

Christopher Niesche: Ongoing success of the neobank in doubt

Neobanks play the all-important role of keeping Australia's big banks on their toes.