Hell hath no fury like a voter who feels he or she has been treated like a fool.

Secret documents which John Key made public threatened massive damage to NZ's wellbeing if made public without permission, according to the GCSB's own threat estimates.

One of the former owners of internet company Orcon who has debts of $3.57m has avoided bankruptcy and will attempt to appease creditors with a $343,000 deal.

The race for the crucial Te Tai Tokerau electorate took a dramatic turn last night when a Maori Television poll revealed the two leading candidates are neck and neck.

Prime Minister John Key has released a series of documents 'setting the record straight' over claims the GCSB had spied on New Zealanders.

John Key categorically ruled out any access of internet cables in NZ during questions about a visit from an engineer from the United States' NSA.

If you haven’t changed your passwords for a while, or use the same one across several services, now’s a good time to fix that, writes Juha Saarinen.

Most of the leaks turned out to be correct so the Apple launch event didn't contain very many surprises.

Apple has entered the daunting world of consumer finance with a new mobile payment system.

The relationship between the Government and "the sordid workings of Hollywood" will form a key part of Kim Dotcom's highly anticipated announcement on Monday.

Apple's prospects seem a lot brighter than they were the last time Tim Cook introduced an iPhone.

Prince Harry may have to split his allegiance at the Invictus Games after receiving a Kiwi supporters shirt.

Apple is expected to announce a new larger iPhone tomorrow, but it is speculation of a smartwatch unveiling that has people excited.

A "highly disturbing" Hastings man has pleaded guilty to 61 child pornography and sex charges with more than 700,000 deleted images and videos found on his computer.

The Duchess of Cambridge's announcement was - unsurprisingly - best received in the UK.

There are oodles of adorable animals making a mark on our Instagram account, Nicky Park has picked the eight that you need to be following.

Internet services are returning to normal today following a meltdown this weekend.

Back in 1999, Sam Morgan used a new technology - the internet - to change the way buyers and sellers connected with each other in New Zealand.

A frenzy over fake or leaked nude celebrity photos possibly sparked this weekend’s disastrous internet meltdown.

What is clear is that Apple has had a known security vulnerability in its iCloud service for months and has been careless about protecting its users.

While stars may baulk at the news that bikini bodies have been named the most annoying type of selfie, it will come as less of a surprise to the rest of us.

Hollywood actress Cameron Diaz, who is currently promoting a new film about a homemade sex tape going public, has called the leak of nude and explicit images of dozens of female celebrities 'a major violation'.

After the nude photos of a raft of celebrities were hacked and leaked this week, Rhodri Marsden shows you how a few simple steps can keep your data away from prying eyes.

Yet another player has announced its entry into the internet film and television arena, allowing users to "rent" videos by streaming them straight to their TV or tablet.

With the start of Spark's Lightbox service, New Zealand is joining the global wave of internet TV services.

Three Herald writers share their thoughts on Spark's new TV on-demand service Lightbox.

We examine five shows that you can only see on Lightbox.