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Killer shot: scientist's incredible whale encounter

"The only way I can describe it is like when a cat offers you a mouse," diver says.

Spark's head of sport responds to skeptics

Key questions answered, but others still dodged.

How batteries will transform the power grid

COMMENT: Batteries could help mitigate outages, smooth out peak loads on the grid.

Explainer: How digital services tax will effect offshore tech giants

A look at what a digital services tax for internet companies could look like in NZ.

Viagogo claims a 'significant legal victory'

Regulator says it continues to prepare for main hearing.

Supermoon rising: why tonight's lunar spectacle is special

The best of a trio of "supermoons" rises tonight. And no, it won't send you barking mad.

Lockup at 40km/h: more terrifying Lime scooter stories

Now three Auckland men who've reported the scooter flaw - which in one case broke a jaw.

Bite-sized device a new take on wearable tech

You might have heard of wearable gadgets – but how about chewable technology?

Door still open to Huawei, Ardern says

PM says National should have faith in process it put in place.

Amazon's exit could scare off tech companies from New York

Amazon jilted New York City on Valentine's Day, scrapping plans to build a massive HQ.

Liam Dann: Where to next for NZ-China relations?

New Zealand has work to do to balance diplomatic demands as US/China tensions grow.

Revealed: Spark's back-up plan for Rugby World Cup

Spark and TVNZ have agreed on contingency plans in the event of a major malfunction.

Plenty on the menu for Peters' dinner date

COMMENT: Ambassador Wu Xi has taken a leaf straight from the Winston Peters playbook.

Machines take control at Ports of Auckland

It's the high-tech equivalent of "look Mum, no hands".

Billionaire's embarrassing bitcoin backdown

He once labelled bitcoin "stupid" and "fraud", but this billionaire has changed his tune.

'I stole $56k from mum to make millions'

A tech entrepreneur reveals how his gamble put him on the path to become a millionaire.

Weird Science: Did Jaws kill off The Meg?

The gigantic megalodon went extinct earlier than thought - with the great white to blame.

NZ scientists awed at buoys' 6500km, year-long journey

Buoys dropped in the world's strongest ocean current have travelled 6500km in just a year.