BoxingJoseph Parker tops Google list of most-searched Kiwis in 2025The boxer was one of six sports stars in the top 10 Kiwis searched for online this year. 04 Dec 01:38 AM
New ZealandInternetNZ Tim Johnson: Why NZ firms aren't onlineInternetNZ’s Tim Johnson on why the digital gap persists.Watch26 Nov 07:47 PM
World'We went there thinking it was real': Tourists duped by AI 'Christmas market'AI images of a fake Buckingham Palace market fooled tourists worldwide.21 Nov 09:35 PM
New ZealandScam cases are exploding and the tactics are getting smarter - The Front PageWatch16 Nov 03:45 PM
New Zealand'Without my knowledge or consent': Jazz Thornton hits out at faith-based porn addiction appThe app Unchaind has been running the Young NZer of the Year’s videos for two months. 02 Nov 05:35 AM
Herald NOWMicrosoft outage: How vulnerable is NZ?Tech journalist Bill Bennett on how a single fault took major services offline - and what’s being done to stop it happening again.Watch30 Oct 06:54 PM
BusinessMeta profit hit by US$16b tax charge as shares drop after hoursA US$16b tax hit wiped most of Meta’s latest quarterly profit.29 Oct 11:22 PM
New ZealandNZ sites down amid global Microsoft outageAir New Zealand is warning flight check-ins and boardings could be delayed.29 Oct 07:48 PM
New ZealandANZ mobile app, internet banking stops working: Issues persist for customersBy 4.50pm today, more than 8000 reports of issues with ANZ banking had been lodged.29 Oct 02:56 AM
WorldFrench first lady Brigitte Macron has 'deep anxiety' over claims she's a man, daughter saysTiphaine Auzière tells court she has seen a ‘change and deterioration’ in her mother.28 Oct 11:51 PM
BusinessAmazon cuts staff by 14,000 as it invests in AIVice-president Beth Galetti says the shift frees resources to fund Amazon’s AI ambitions.28 Oct 06:07 PM
WorldTrial begins over online harassment of French first ladyIt concerns a false claim that Brigitte Macron was born a male.27 Oct 06:33 PM
BusinessTech group in liquidation – but rescue plan under way'It was horrific,' the president says as he recalls the accounting shock.24 Oct 01:48 AM
New ZealandAmazon Web Services outage disrupts major apps and streaming platformsOutages began to be reported about 8.30pm.20 Oct 09:19 AM
TechnologyYouTube outage hits thousands of users across NZMore than 1600 NZ users reported problems since 12.15pm, but videos now appear to work.15 Oct 11:37 PM
PremiumPremiumOpinionGehan Gunasekara: Chill on free speech extends across the entire worldA New Zealand academic says a US travel advisory warned of device searches.15 Oct 05:00 PM
WorldStarlink powers Myanmar scam boom despite global crackdownStarlink dishes now blanket roofs, powering scam centres beyond authorities’ reach.14 Oct 04:00 PM
TelecommunicationsGovernment mulls sell-down of investment in Chorus debtNicola Willis says the Crown no longer needs to own these securities.09 Oct 08:21 PM
PremiumPremiumWorldCheer up, or else: China cracks down on the haters and cynicsNY Times: China’s internet regulator is conducting a clean-up of country's social media.08 Oct 04:00 PM
WorldAussie influencer reveals six controversial business rulesThe entrepreneur has sparked outrage after sharing a post.08 Oct 06:16 AM
EntertainmentStop torturing my dad beyond the grave, says Robin Williams' daughterZelda Williams says AI deepfakes of her late father are ‘maddening’.07 Oct 07:31 PM
PremiumPremiumNew ZealandKnife plot: Muslim leaders say it was 'sheer good luck' the attack was interceptedThe DIA unit that tracks digital extremism faces staff cuts - despite rising threats.06 Oct 04:25 AM
PremiumPremiumOpinionDeborah Chambers: The googling juror and the walking crime wave OPINION: It is time to stop patronising jurors and withholding prior conviction evidence.04 Oct 11:00 PM
BusinessSpook agency’s new site reveals extent of leaked Kiwi logons - and where they happenedThe National Cyber Security Centre answers the question: 'How exposed am I?' 03 Oct 06:25 PM
WorldAfghanistan internet blackout as Taliban cuts fibre cablesTaliban authorities began the crackdown on internet access earlier this month.29 Sep 06:16 PM
ReviewsSimon Ings: Why lone killers follow 'scripts' – and how one expert thinks we can stop themREVIEW: Paul Mullen says mass killers often copycat scripts from past atrocities.28 Sep 02:50 AM
PremiumPremiumOpinionDavid Harvey: Should we abolish injunctions and suppression orders?OPINION: The digital world has totally changed the way information flows.28 Sep 02:00 AM
