Security

Two companies that imported dangerous toys have been fined a total of $118,000, but one judge says penalties should be much higher.

It was the second prosecution for one retailer, prompting some in… Audio

The Police have apologised after sharing the Covid-19 status of six jobseekers with potential employers as part of their vetting process.

This follows the release this morning of the Privacy… Audio

The Privacy Commissioner has revealed the police shared whether several jobseekers have Covid-19 with potential employers as part of its vetting process.

This morning John Edwards has released the… Audio

These days cricket coach Mark Coles calls the Sunshine Coast home, but this time last year he was on the other side of the world coaching the Pakistan women's team and living under armed guard.  Audio

New Zealand's domestic spy agency is reviewing the huge leak of data believed to be used by China's intelligence service.

The Security Intelligence Service has obtained the information relating to… Audio

The personal details of 2.4 million people around the world - including 800 New Zealanders - have been collected by a Chinese company linked to Beijing's intelligence networks.

The information was… Audio

Zhenhua Data has collected information on 2.4 million people around the world - including 730 New Zealanders. Canberra-based cybersecurity firm Internet 2.0 received the leaked files, and Kathryn… Audio

How often throughout the pandemic have you seen a man with a surgical masked pulled down so that it hugs his chin? Several surveys have shown that men are less likely to wear a mask to curb Covid-19… Audio

The family of a terminally-ill Brisbane man is fighting for permission to bring his four children over the state border to see him one last time, after initially being told only one of his kids would… Video, Audio

Cabinet Ministers will meet today to review the country's alert levels, which are set to expire this Sunday.

A decision is expected shortly after. ACT Party leader David Seymour says many areas… Audio

Professor Shaun Hendy, whose modelling has guided the Government's Covid-19 response, is warning it's too risky for the country to to move down to Alert Level 1.

Cabinet will decide today whether or… Audio

The New Zealand stock exchange and other institutions will be hoping to finish the week with no further disruption from cyberattacks.

A spate of distributed denial of service attacks have affected… Audio

AUT computer science professor, Dave Parry, joins The Panel to discuss how New Zealand can protect itself from cyber attacks. Audio

The New Zealand stock exchange suffered trading halts last week, as five days of distributed denial-of-service attacks took its website offline.

Other websites - including RNZ's - as well as Stuff… Audio

A Māori specialist in artificial intelligence says it's only a matter of time before a Māori or Pasifika person is wrongfully arrested because of a false match on facial recognition software.

Police… Audio

The NZX suffered trading halts last week and disruption yesterday for a fifth day, after denial of service attacks took its website offline.

Andrew Little, the Minister overseeing the country's spy… Audio

All eyes will be on the NZX today, with expectations that strengthened systems and back-up measures will hold firm against any further cyber attacks.

The stock exchange suffered trading halts last… Audio