Technology

Initial repairs were successful, but comprehensive restoration is needed to ensure nuclear safety.

Fancy cameras, giant screens and massive storage usually make smartphones more expensive. But next year, it's a routine component that might be boosting prices.

A drone successfully delivered medical supplies to Bay of Plenty's Matakana Island during a simulated emergency as part of a healthcare trial. Audio

From sports stars to viral trends, Google's top searches reveal the year that's nearly over. Audio

After more than a year of planning and global scrutiny, the ban is finally a reality for millions across the ditch.

Award-winning author Catherine Chidgey's books have been caught up in a class action in the US which saw Anthropic AI agree to pay up to $2.6 billion. Audio

What makes a good day, and how can we ensure we have more good days than bad across our lifetimes?

Airbus A320s have been flying since the 1980s and an aviation expert says this is "probably the first event where they've had to ground half the fleet and do a software upgrade". Audio

Police are increasingly accessing camera systems to identify plates from street or carpark footage, but say there are no plans to cover costs of these cameras for councils or businesses. Audio

The national airline says it expects no "ongoing impact" from the weekend's disruption, which saw 27 flights cancelled.

About 25,000 frontline responders are already using the Public Safety Network's (PSN) cellular service.

The new technology is being trialled by the government, with the hopes it will detect possums in rugged, hard-to reach terrain.