Technology
Data leak: Privacy Commissioner will act if patients seek redress
Checkpoint - The Privacy Commissioner wants to establish whether any of the 18 people whose data was leaked want to pursue a case against those who breached their privacy. Audio
Game Change | Behind the Scenes
The team behind Game Change talk about how the project came to life, using journalists, designers, developers, storytellers, animators, and 3D modelers. Video
Film and TV reviewer James Croot
Film and TV reviewer James Croot joins Lynn to talk about Kiwi comedy This Town, Anna Kendrick's new series Love Life and Save Me Too, a follow up series about a sex trafficking ring. Audio
GPS maker's ransomware attack, TechWeek 2020
Technology correspondent Paul Matthews joins Lynn to talk about GPS manufacturer Garmin's ransomware attack that's forced it offline - what happens when GPS tools go offline? Audio
Paul Bushnell's podcast picks
Paul Bushnell reviews two recently released history podcasts: The Service and Floodlines. Audio
Donald Trump Jr suspended from tweeting
The US President's son's use of Twitter is limited for 12 hours after he broke its misinformation rules.
Digital divide may exacerbate wealth gap - economic thinktank
Economic thinktank Motu's research shows people living in social housing continue to have the lowest levels of internet connectivity.
Photonics: The $1.2bn New Zealand industry you've never heard of
Photonics uses light for sensing, manufacturing, and transmitting information, much in the same way electronics rely on electrical signals.
Mapping the seabed around Whakaari White Island
A NIWA research voyage hopes to better understand the effect gases emanating from the sea floor have on ocean acidification and climate change. Audio
HAY (How Are You) app helps reduce stress during Covid
Lockdown was a stressful time for many in New Zealand, taking a toll on our wellbeing. One company wanted to reduce some of the stress, so they made the HAY app, it stands for "How are you." Some… Audio
Artifical intelligence helping divorcing couples
Artificial intelligence is one of the latest tools being used by separating couples to help them navigate a divorce in Australia. Audio
Computer technology that threatens democracy
Deepfakes, synthetic media - the latest and most advanced techniques to spread disinformation and deception. Audio
Computer technology that threatens democracy
Deepfakes, synthetic media - the latest and most advanced techniques to spread disinformation and deception.
Audio'Bank of Mum and Dad' putting parents at risk
Bruce Sheppard is founder and managing partner of accounting firm Gilligan Sheppard. He joins the show to discuss the potential pitfalls of younger people relying on the Bank of Mum and Dad to get a… Audio
Auckland pizza shop owner uncovers 'chargeback' fraud
An Auckland pizza shop owner who uncovered what is known in the retail industry as "chargeback or refund fraud" wants more businesses and consumers to be on alert.
NetSafe warns businesses about chargeback fraud
NetSafe is warning businesses to be on alert for what's known in the retail industry as "chargeback fraud". Customers are using third party online discount offers to order services paid for with… Audio
China's Tianwen-1 Mars rover rockets away from earth
China has launched its first rover mission to Mars, with a six-wheeled robot launching from Hainan Island in a probe this afternoon.
Spark's voice calling upgrade, Apple's pandemic preparedness
Technology commentator Bill Bennett looks at Spark's trials in Devonport and Miramar that aim to get customers off copper wire for landline voice calling and onto fibre or wireless, Amazon's big surge… Audio
TikTok under scrutiny in Australia over security, data concerns
Australia is scrutinising TikTok for any risks it may pose to users from around potential foreign interference and data privacy issues, government sources told Reuters.
Story of the Day with Caitlin Cherry
New technology that helps our lives: shoes that vacuum, and a massaging robot. Audio