Apple say they can remotely disable iPhone cameras, what if the Police used the same technology to prevent people from exposing potential Police brutality cases?

Grant Bradley captures Auckland's LightPath cycleway in use.

Auckland Transport chairman talks about the City Rail Link.

Pizza franchise Domino's has opened its 100th New Zealand store and promised 100 more in the next five years.

A new free residential property data base has been launched and expansions plans will soon see new information added.

Avatar director James Cameron starred in a Tourism New Zealand campaign to promote New Zealand in 2016. Video / Tourism New Zealand

Take a look behind the scenes of Tourism New Zealand's video shoot with Oscar winning filmmaker James Cameron.

A remarkable collage of more than 1000 faces was used to form the colourful skin of a rescue chopper to thank and recognise people who made donations to the annual appeal. Source: Westpac NZ

Business editor at large Liam Dann on the Reserve Bank and its response to rising house prices.

We've seen Brexit in the UK, a hung parliament in Australia and Trump looming large in the US. What's driving it all? What does it mean for markets and could New Zealand be next?

Fletcher Construction CEO Graham Darlow talks about why Fletcher wants to hire people from overseas.

Miraka chief executive Richard Wyeth talks about the New Zealand Internatioal Business Awards.

QV spokeswoman Andrea Rush talks to Tristram Clayton about the continued rise in house values across the country.

WATCH: Take a look at how Air New Zealand's fleet of electric vehicles have replaced diesel vehicles on the tarmac.

New Zealand’s per capita immigration rate is running nearly three times as high as in Brexit Britain. Is our economy becoming dependent on new arrivals? And is it time to take a look at policies?

WATCH: KiwiSaver turns nine today - see how much it's grown over the years, how many have used it to buy a house and how much we've paid out in fees. NZ Herald motion grpahic / Phil Welch

WATCH: The Economy Hub: In the wake of the shock Brexit vote Liam Dann talks to JBWere’s Bernard Doyle and Westpac economist Satish Ranchhod about ongoing fallout and whether high immigration poses any cause for concern in New Zealand.

Source: Youtube.com/NASA's Marshall Centre On Tuesday, NASA fired a booster intended to hoist astronauts into true outer space. The ground test lasted the full two minutes, and the early word is that everything went well. NASA plans to use the mega-rocket for trips to Mars in the 2030s.

Business editor at large Liam Dann talks to NZ Herald Focus' Tristam Clayton on Brexit and what economies can expect.

Britain has voted to break out of the European Union, national media declares, striking a thunderous blow against the bloc and spreading alarm through markets as sterling plummeted to a 31-year low against the dollar.

NZ Herald Business editor at large Liam Dann talks to NZ Herald Focus about the brexit vote and early market reaction.

The outcome of the referendum is too close to call, according to pollsters, but a series of final surveys conducted before voting began today showed the Remain campaign in the lead. Source: Sky News

In the latest of Air New Zealand's behind the scenes videos, we take a look at the airline's cargo operations. Video supplied.

Additional footage courtesy of Youtube/UploadVR. Business Reporter Holly Ryan tries out the latest Virtual Reality headset, the HTC Vive at Noel Leeming in Queen Street

American Airlines resumes flights between New Zealand and the US this week. Aviation writer Grant Bradley talks to the airline's American Airlines vice president for Asia Pacific Erwan Perhirin about its plans. Video / Grant Bradley

Ahead of the SingularityU conference in Christchurch this November, Holly Ryan talked to event organiser Kaila Colbin about what the singularity means.

How bad would a Brexit be for the UK economy? And will the fallout reach New Zealand? Liam Dann talks to Auckland University Professor Prasanna Gai and ASB senior economist Jane Turner about the risks.

Archive: Spark chief executive and managing director Simon Moutter shares his thoughts on multinational companies paying next to nothing on tax. June 2016.