Internet
Australian women who trashed a pub toilet
The women who went wild in the loo at an Australian pub, trashing the place. A story we had hitherto ignored. Even though the video went viral. Audio
Put Inglewood on the Facebook Map - Matthew Harrison
He brought high-speed broadband to the people of Inglewood. And now, he's campaigning to put the Taranaki town on the Facebook map. PrimoWireless managing director, Matthew Harrison, has started The… Audio
Cybercrime losses in the millions
New Zealanders lost more than $250 million due to online crime in the past year, acccording to survey by an international computer security firm. Audio
Second to last day of Dotcom extradition hearing
The Crown says internet entrepreneur Kim Dotcom hasn't been able to counter the case against him despite weeks of legal argument. Audio
Data visualisation
Data visualiser Wesley Grubbs of the Pitch Interactive studio in California brings a structure and a story to data and statistics. Audio
Tech News: 'Netflix tax' and email tracking
Technology correspondent Peter Griffin's on how your emails are tracking you. Plus the 'Netflix tax' on digital purchases like ebooks and music is coming to New Zealand. Audio
Cats and cucumbers - Dr Clément Lagrue
Cats and cucumbers may seem like an odd combination. But it's a combination that has ignited social media throughout the world. Online videos showing people terrifying their cats with cucumbers have… Video, Audio
ScienceExchange.com
Elizabeth Iorns is bringing academic researchers and hi tech lab equipment and facilities together on the online marketplace, scienceexchange.com Audio
Protecting India's traditional medicine
Nicola Twilley's been having a play with Google's Smart Reply, a predictive email response system driven by AI. And drug companies patenting traditional medicines and how India is fighting back. Audio
Tech news
Technology news with Peter Griffin. YouTube and Facebook launch new apps for your smartphone as the battle heats up for your ears and eyes. Audio
Email hacking
Craig Young of TUANZ sheds some light on email hacking and how to protect yours. Audio
Auckland's food scene is diverse, but only for those who can afford it
Chefs Connie Clarkson, Te Kohe Tuhaka and Benjamin Bayly join Professor Paul Spoonley. Noelle McCarthy is in the chair. Audio
Massey textiles and innovation
New Zealand has plenty of design talent and no shortage of innovative ideas, but what opportunities exist for our emerging designers, especially in the area of textiles? Sonia Sly headed to Massey… Audio, Gallery
Ivan Lomax - Bridging the Digital Divide
Ivan Lomax is a co-founder and director of Wifi Connect, the start-up ISP aiming to provide internet service to eastern Bay of Plenty where one in three families lack access to the internet. Audio
Police investigate email threat
Police are investigating an email threat from people claiming to be part of the Syrian Electronic Army.
Joseph Herscher: creative contraptions
Kinetic artist and creator of new NZ On Air-funded comedy-science series, Jiwi's Machines. Audio
Jamie Bartlett: the dark net goes mainstream
Director of the Centre for the Analysis of Social Media at Demos, a leading UK think tank, who is involved in projects on crypto-currencies, surveillance methods and the use of social media by ISIS… Audio
Twitter changes favourites to likes
Twitter has fallen out of love with its 'favourite' button; instead opting for a heart-shaped 'like' option. Audio
Technology And Innovation
Our technology correspondent Paul Brislen is here to talk about Kim Dot Com's alternative Internet and the failure of big corporations to properly care for our private information. Our innovator of… Audio
Auckland is a city of shadows to those who live on its margins
A panel discussion about the hidden histories of Auckland. Noelle McCarthy talks to Ella Henry, Sarikha Rosli and Michael Stevens. Audio