Technology

The New Zealand-US company has won a contract that may send two of its Photon spacecraft on a mission to Mars in 2024.

A rise in violence and racial abuse has led a Northland publican to photograph punters and scan their IDs, or they won't be allowed a pint.

A digital revolution is transforming the investment scene, but throwing up issues of security.

Cybercrime is on the rise but, in the wake of the Waikato District Health Board ransomware attack, Anusha Bradley finds New Zealand's response to it is fragmented and victims rarely get justice.

Police have been using or trialing at least three tools to search social media activity during investigations, but won't say what ones.

The government is being accused by National of acting like a "reverse Robin Hood" with its latest electric vehicle rebate scheme. Audio

In its first interview since being hit by a ransomware attack a year ago, Fisher and Paykel Appliances warns other businesses it's a case of "when, not if" they will be targeted.

The Department of Internal Affairs has given up on running a single investigation and intelligence system after years of trying to set one up.

A would-be space traveller has secured a spaceship ride with billionaire Jeff Bezos, during a live auction.

Sony Music has cancelled the debts of thousands of artists who signed to the record label before the year 2000.

A global watchdog for money laundering and terrorist financing has found New Zealand's police do a good job seizing proceeds of crime and have a robust understanding of money laundering risks.

Law enforcement officials have announced they sprung an international trap three years in the making, catching major international crime figures using an encrypted app.

Māori in the telecommunications industry are campaigning for a share of Aotearoa's air waves.

Thousands of government, news and social media websites across the globe have come back online after getting hit by a widespread hour-long outage linked to a US-based cloud company.