Technology

Online gaming can be a gateway to problem gambling, and primary school children are allegedly being drawn in.

That's the shocking finding in the research, which identified young Pasifika as being at… Audio

There's concern a pharmacy test for Omicron antibody levels will lull people into a false sense of security or send them into a panic unnecessarily.

Biotech company Orbis Diagnostics says it is… Video, Audio

The days of sharing your Netflix password could be about to end.

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More than two million New… Video, Audio

Facebook and YouTube have removed a fake video of the Ukraine President, in which he falsely surrendered to Russia.

In the false video, called a deepfake, Volodymr Zelensky appeared behind a… Audio

With traditional media on the decline, could new publishing platforms like Substack be the key to keeping talented writers in gainful employment? Audio

Technology commentator Peter Griffin joins Lynn to talk about moves by Chorus to start switching off the last copper line connections, with most households now on fibre where it's available. What does… Audio

Back in November of last year a couple of First Up staff went to check out a very interesting piece of technology that tells you how protected you are against Covid-19. Sure enough, the device… Audio

We first talked with Harvard University student Avi Schiffman around the beginning of the pandemic, when he developed one of the world's most popular covid-19 information hubs. Now - with Russia's war… Audio

Technology commentator Peter Griffin joins Kathryn to look at how tech companies have responded to the crisis in Ukraine, and how a Hamilton 20-year-old's $70 million NFT sale is a real case of… Audio

Ever been up to your elbows in scone or biscuit mix and discovered a vital ingredient missing? Ever wished you could magic it up?

A supermarket chain in Australia just might have the solution -… Video, Audio

Panellists Emma John and Sam Johnson answer Dear Panel letters and share what they have been thinking about. Audio

Margaret explains how the data could have application for mobile apps and wearable technology rather than constant phone calls or visits from health workers. Audio

National Party leader Christopher Luxon told RNZ he would scrap what he's calling the 'ute tax' if his party runs the next government.

Under the clean car subsidy the cleanest new cars, such as… Audio

Russia's swathe of restrictions on media has stoked concerns it's preparing to disconnect from the global internet.

It's reportedly instructed all state-owned websites and services to switch to the… Audio