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'Negligently lax': Twitter's security failures echo worldwide

Twitter has come under fire recently for security issues and an abundance of bots on site.

Sky TV boosts profit, reinstates dividend, updates on new box

Sky's also revealed its broadband numbers.

We need to talk about how good AI is getting

New York Times: It's time to start taking its potential and risks seriously.

Explainer: Nasa tests new moon rocket, 50 years after Apollo

If all goes well, Nasa could land two astronauts on the moon by the end of 2025.

Google finds 'inoculating' people against misinformation helps blunt its power

New York Times: Teaching people to spot misinformation makes them more sceptical of it.

Why social media sites want nothing to do with Andrew Tate

New York Times: The former kickboxer has made a killing out of being repulsive.

Apple confirms Sept 7 event: What to expect

iPhone 14 said to be on the way: How it could shape up.

Oliver Hartwich: AI's potential to polarise society

OPINION: Intelligent or not, AI software is becoming ever more impressive.

App-based home-services firm NexDo gears up for offshore expansion

Sakshin Niranjan opens up about growing local business and making move across the ditch.

Three things to watch for in Spark's full-year result

Is telco about to scratch its seven-year itch?

Own goal: Sky Sport Now upgrade hit by glitches

Sky says issues are being urgently addressed.

Dramatic new pics of Jupiter revealed

The James Webb Space Telescope has captured stunning images of the biggest planet

Do you really know what's inside your teenager's vape?

Chemicals used to preserve dead bodies have been found in e-liquids.

Science Digest - Do you know what's in your vapes?

Dr Kelly Burrowes tells Science Digest what early research has revealed about the unexpected chemicals found inside vaping liquid. Video / NZ Herald

How a CEO used viral social media fame to lure in women

New York Times: He was applauded for his politics. Adulation helped hide his behaviour.

Chorus promises fatter profit payouts, wants UFB boost

Analysts get the profit payout increase they were looking for - but ebitda falls shy.