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Wellington wins $1million in global competition to tackle climate change with technology

'It's critical we enable climate adaptation decisions in the next two to three years.'

Supernova secrets: How are black holes born?

When massive stars die, black holes are born. But there's more NZ scientists want to know.

Westpac NZ warns of sophisticated new investment scam

Westpac NZ has received a handful of reports about a fake investment prospectus.

Tonga eruption: Vodafone and Te Rourou pledge to match donations up to $200K

Drive comes at a time when Tonga faces weeks of being cut off from the outside world.

Rocket Lab: US giant straps on for ride

'The space race is back.' Bull and bear cases for the Kiwi-American company outlined.

Looks like worst-case scenario for Tonga's internet cable

Kiwi telcos offer free calls. Dust-cloud interrupts backup satellite communications.

Crypto enthusiasts meet their match: Angry gamers

New York Times: Sceptical gamers smell a moneymaking scheme.

Heading to dystopia? The tech trying to change the way companies are run

Corporate governance could be in for a big shakeup.

Bunnings customers hit by security breach after global hack

The cyber-heist saw details from some 3.7 million accounts compromised.

Covid-19: Disruptions affect KFC Australia

A new threat to fast food - and this time it's not Government restrictions.

Will 2degrees-Orcon merger pass Commerce Commission test?

How competition law experts see the deal, which has now been formally submitted.

Chris Keall: Why I quit Twitter Blue - after just two months

The paid version had three features that appealed - but not quite enough.

Economists pin more blame on tech for rising inequality

New York Times: Payoff of investing in machines and software has been rising inequality.

Warning over fake, 'rip-off' version of Wordle

How to tell the difference between a fake and the real thing.

Comment: The electric car bubble will burst, and that's good for everyone

The increasingly crowded EV market is about to turn into a bloodbath.

Location and GPS equipment determining whether offenders go to prison

Some offenders from rural areas in prison due to weak electronic monitoring GPS signals,