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Newcomer promises 'truly unlimited mobile plans' - with some limits

A case of win one, lose one for the MVNO market.

Tesla accused of painting over damage

A Tesla Model 3 - NZ's most popular electric car - owner has taken the US maker to court.

'Identity is everything': Māori data specialists not consulted on facial recognition technology - expert

The govt has gone ahead with expanding the reach of the controversial technology.

What we've just learned about NZ's Covid deaths

Newly-updated data has given a clearer picture of how Kiwis have been dying with Covid-19.

Retail giants turn off controversial tech amid privacy probe

Research found 76pc of Australians weren't aware retailers were recording biometric data.

Jarden Brief: Oil firm prices gush up but gold company plummets

Jarden Brief: Investors await Fed decision, big week for Apple, Amazon, other tech firms.

Simon Milner: From here to infinity of metaverse

OPINION: Meta spokesman explores potential and pitfallls of our next technological leap.

Christchurch boom: Hamilton Jet bucks trends, cashes in on global demand

Symbol of Kiwi ingenuity seeks new factory – and desperate for fresh workers.

Rocket Lab's big NZ expansion

At least 110 jobs available as R&D operation expands in Auckland.

Supersonic aircraft uses 4 engines to fly at mach 1.7

'Boom' can carry 65-80 passengers with a range of 4,250 nautical miles and is 100% carbon neutral using SAF. Video / Supplied

Juha Saarinen: Cyber security experts Cert NZ have some pretty oddball notions

Passwords are a bad idea and not even experts always know how manage them.

High-flying experiment: Do stem cells grow better in space?

The zero G experiment aims to overcome the terrestrial difficulty of mass-producing cells.

Hyundai NZ reveals its first hydrogen truck customer. What's next?

A glimpse at a possible clean and quiet freight future.

Rugby World Cup: Sky TV moves to reclaim tournament from Spark

Pay TV broadcaster talks up its global RugbyPass service.

Why organisations must allow for those who can't or won't move online

There are two underlying assumptions that everyone can or should interact digitally.

New facial recognition technology expected for online

Identity Check will be utilised for people to use from banking to benefits.