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Warning after digger takes out Mackenzie country broadband

Timaru, we have a problem.

The silent partner cleaning up Facebook for $710 million a year

New York Times: Facebook offloaded responsibility for policing its most toxic content.

Why Big Tech should embrace the 'right to repair' revolution

The right to repair is becoming a power struggle.

Ex-All White Tim Brown's Allbirds files for multi-billion IPO

Filing reveals big ambitions but, for now, also big lossses.

Listen up: How the All Blacks have helped headphone brand soar

Why the ABs are coming off the bench to promote wireless earbuds.

Juha Saarinen: Heavenly broadband on the way

But how long before we can't see the stars for the satellites above?

Theranos' disgraced CEO to pin blame on 'abusive' ex

Elizabeth Holmes will claim her judgment was impaired due to physical and sexual abuse.

Queenstown-based fintech raises $30m, plans NZ launch

Australasian company looks to shake up the insurance market.

Buy or wait? Here's a guide to phone upgrades

New York Times: Companies want you to replace your phones constantly. But do you need to?

Auckland's bright lights harming ecosystems, spoiling our galaxy view

Researchers measure night sky brightness over more than 100 sites across several years.

Hollywood comeback: Vista shares jump on improved result, guidance

Offers first guidance since pandemic began.

Sky TV signs HBO Max deal - with some streaming wars fine print

Direct-to-consumer app manoeuvring continues.

Apple loosens app store rules in lawsuit settlement

"Strategically shrewd" move seen easing the threat of more government action.

Paul Brislen: Let's talk copper

Clearing the confustion.

Lockdown work meetings blur lines of privacy and professionalism

Online meetings are now a daily routine for many people working from home.

Spark, Vodafone customers lose broadband after Chorus problems

Customers complain about long helpdesk wait times.