Technology

Colin Peacock interviews a survivalist and ukulele virtuoso from Fairbanks, Alaska, who makes his second visit here for masterclasses, workshops and concerts in Auckland, and plays two songs live on… Audio

The backers of a second undersea cable link to the United States insist the project will be commercially viable after securing the money to go ahead with the project. Audio

Investigations have revealed that the number of employees underpaid in breach of the Holidays Act may be more widespread than imagined. Audio

Imagine getting rid of cows and growing your sirloin in the lab. That's one suggestion to mitigate the environmental damage caused by farming. Professor Graeme Doole is from the Department of… Audio

Hawke's Bay lines company Unison is defending its revenue stream against emerging solar generation technology. Audio

The Hawke's Bay lines company Unison is putting an extra charge on most householders who from today put solar panels on their roof. Audio

Gadgets like satnav and GPS mean we don't need to use our natural navigation skills. Will we lose it if we don't use it? Audio

Graham Mathews is a bridge expert. The company he's part of is also responsible for maintaining Auckland's Harbour Bridge. Today he's going to talk about his favourite one, the Maketote Viaduct… Audio

FBI cracks iPhone - what next? Netflix's global reach, and replacing politicians with robots. Audio

A New Zealand engineer says a unique aerial mapping technology which was used in Fiji after Cyclone Winston, could be hugely beneficial to the Pacific in times of disaster. Audio

The FBI has dropped its legal case against Apple. It says it has now successfully unlocked an encrypted iPhone used by one of the San Bernardino gunmen. Audio

The FBI has dropped its legal action to force Apple to assist in unlocking the phone of one of the San Bernadino shooters. The agency says its found a technique to get into the phone without Apple's… Audio

American travel photographer Trey Ratcliff - now based in Queenstown - has had billions of hits on his Travel Photography Blog: StuckInCustoms. Trey's blind in one eye and only took up photography a… Audio, Gallery

The world of competitive gaming is massive. There are more than 70 million players worldwide and one of the biggest and most lucrative games is League of Legends. Christian Dirk is the owner of Sin… Audio

FORMcards are handy, pocket-sized cards of meltable bio-plastic; just heat them up and mould them to repair your stuff from a knob for your stereo to a canoe! Peter Marigold is the inventor. Audio