Technology
Woman arrested after Mar-a-Lago security breach
A Chinese woman has talked her way into US President Donald Trump's private Florida club, Mar-a-Lago, sparking concerns about security measures at the so-called "Winter White House". The woman, Yujing… Audio
Websites face fines over 'online harms' in UK govt proposals
Under a new British government proposal, internet sites could be fined or blocked if they fail to tackle "online harms" such as terrorist propaganda and child abuse. The Department for Digital… Audio
Tool time: Library for the casual DIYer
Who doesn't love some DIY home improvements? But just because you've got the bug to fix the deck this weekend, doesn't mean you're ready to splurge on the all the tools and equipment you need. Audio
Facebook inaction is 'proof of need for better regulation'
A technology commentator says it's shocking Facebook is not taking its responsibilities to regulate the live streaming of videos more seriously.
Manifesto ban divides media
Banning the gunman’s so-called manifesto was a controversial call by the Chief Censor last week. It has divided opinion among the media over whether they should delve into it - and just how much of it… Audio
Manifesto ban divides media
Banning the gunman’s so-called manifesto was a controversial call by the Chief Censor last week. It has divided opinion among the media over whether they should delve into it - and just how much of it…
AudioPaul Brislen: Huawei not in the business of dotting i's and crossing t's
Technology commentator Paul Brislen gives his take on the flaw in the Huawei Matebook laptops, discovered by Microsoft researchers. Audio
TL;DR? How tech's changing the way we read
Some people worry that technology could be changing the way we read. So are we all becoming skimmers and headline grasping multi-taskers, losing our ability to concentrate on a long form article, or… Audio
Barcoding celebrates 40 years in this country
The ubiquitous barcode has hit middle age, celebrating 40-years next week since its introduction in this country. Audio
Forget screen time rules
Can screen time for kids really be quality time ? Yes! says Jordan Shapiro the author of "The New Childhood: Raising Kids To Thrive In A Connected World". Audio
High-tech Chinese visitors and the departure of Spark boss
Technology correspondent Bill Bennett was at the China-New Zealand year of tourism launch at the weekend, where there was a lot of talk about how tech-oriented Chinese visitors to New Zealand are -… Audio
Mosque attacks: Thousands buy into conspiracy theories
Thousands of New Zealanders believe there's more to the mosque terror attacks in Christchurch than we've been told. About five percent of the nation are estimated to be hard core conspiracy theorists… Audio
Netsafe wants new agency to protect against scammers
A new report from online safety organisation Netsafe says New Zealanders lost $33m to online scams and fraud last year - that's triple what was stolen the year before. Kathryn talks to Netsafe chief… Audio
Spark CEO Simon Moutter resigns
Spark CEO Simon Moutter has resigned, effective at the end of June. Mr Moutter has held for the role for seven years. Our business editor Gyle Beckford has more. Audio
Search Engine Optimisation, a practical guide
If you think the online presence of your businesses is in need of a boost, you want to improve your website traffic, drive clicks and increase conversions, then it's time to think about SEO. SEO or… Audio
The New Zealand EV gurus charging a wireless future
Do you like the idea of electric vehicles but are put off by the hassle of having to plug them in and the fear of running out of juice? University of Auckland professors Grant Covic and John Boys… Audio
Facebook seeks help in monitoring harmful content
Facebook says it cannot be expected to take sole responsibility for monitoring what is posted on the site. Facebook's chief executive, Mark Zuckerberg, wrote a column in the Washington Post saying… Audio
Huawei and regional security top PM's China visit agenda
It's been a long time coming but the prime minister has arrived in Beijing for whirlwind meetings with the most senior figures in the Chinese administration.
Curbing comments to calm the farm online
After the atrocity in Christchurch, Stuff says it's time to civilise the often unpleasant space 'below the line.' It no longer accepts online comments on news stories about topics that get readers the… Audio
Curbing comments to calm the farm online
After the atrocity in Christchurch, Stuff says it's time to civilise the often unpleasant space 'below the line.' It no longer accepts online comments on news stories about topics that get readers the…
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