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New York Times: Zuckerberg is positioning his company for a second Trump term.

NZ’s most embarrassing tech disasters, Part 3

Remember Localist, Flying Pig and Incis? Some people would rather not.

Meta ends fact checks as it prepares for Trump era

Zuckerberg cites 'cultural tipping point'.

The top 10 big tech trends for 2025 and beyond

From agentic AI to ambient invisible intelligence and brain implants.

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OPINION: While the doctor examines me, something remarkable happens.

Credit card surcharges: Watchdog says fee cap will save shoppers millions

Visa and Mastercard push back.

Orion Health sells offshore for $200m - but founder reveals a twist

What the deal means for 520 staff.

2024 financials: Microsoft opens giant data centre in NZ, owned by an Irish subsidiary: Where it is and what it cost

PLUS: The tech giant raises its pricing.

Inside Air NZ’s newest plane

The Beta Technologies battery-powered plane will operate trial flights in NZ in 2025. It will then operate cargo flights. Video / Dean Purcell / BETA Technologies

Another analyst upgrades Spark – but also sees rival making further gains

The good news and the bad news.

Cyber security agency reports spike in hacking incidents

Other surveys suggest under-reporting, while there are job losses at Cert NZ.

When they hear plants crying, some moths make a decision

NY Times: Insects rely on plant sounds to guide important reproductive choices.

‘World-first’ hydrofoiling electric ferry joins Fullers fleet

100-passenger commuter version in the works.

SolarZero collapse: Can the industry survive?

PLUS: Simeon Brown floats rooftop solar reforms. Willis has more questions.

SolarZero collapse: Willis’ three questions, NZGIF takes dig at BlackRock

A fact-finding session has only thrown up more questions from ministers.