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How DNA Analysis works

Matching genetic material at crime scenes can help investigators identify suspects. Video / NZ Herald

How fake news on Facebook helped fuel a border crisis in Europe

New York Times: Social media helped smugglers profit off those trying to reach Europe.

Serko widens loss, launches $85m discounted raise

CEO weighs in on the changing nature of business travel.

Digital divide: 'Whakamā' stops kids asking for laptops, developer says

Some students are still ashamed to ask for digital devices, advocate says.

Matū first to IPO on new Catalist platform

Ex-FMA staffer creates new fundraising option.

Juha Saarinen: Dare I recommend Windows 11?

OPINION: The new stuff in Windows 11.

Threat to our farming? NZ-founded, vat-grown cheese startup raises US$25m

Startup sees lab-grown meat and dairy products as alternative to animal protein.

John Edwards is off on a 'late-life OE' as UK privacy watchdog, and he's not done with Facebook yet

Same job, bigger stage.

NZ scientists exploring gene-editing tech for possum eradication

Scientists investigating new genetic tech they say could help rid NZ of possums by 2050.

Rocket Lab says helicopter tracking mission - a precursor to a future mid-catch - a success

BlackSky, take two.

Govt blames cyber defences gone haywire for Vaccine Pass problems

Continued tech problems have surprised digital experts.

The rise of killer robots - can they be trusted?

Times: AI weapons are transforming armies around the world - should we be worried?

Focus: My Vaccine Pass, how hard can it be?

NZME's Cheree Kinnear and Michael Sergel race to see how fast, and how difficult it is to get their My Vaccine Pass as millions of other Kiwis get theirs. Video / NZ Herald

Apple's new programme allows customers to make their own repairs

New York Times: Apple to provide parts to those who want to fix their own iPhones.

Unions accuse Uber NZ of avoiding $13m in tax

Legal action is being taken against ride-share giant.

'Extraordinary bad luck': Cybercrime cripples Dunedin firm

Professional offshore hacking group attacked computer systems, phone and commercial data.