Internet
Nancy Gibbs: TIME and presidents
Managing editor of TIME magazine, who has written over a hundred TIME cover stories, and visted in New Zealand as a guest of Fulbright NZ, on their John F Kennedy Memorial Fellowship. Audio
Love notes from international drug cartels
An international human rights lawyer says people seeking romance on the internet are increasingly becoming targets for international drug cartels.
Giving a way of life - Vanisa Dhiru
Giving is a way of life for Vanisa Dhiru. Helping the homeless and women's rights are among many causes championed by this inspirational Indian New Zealander. Lynda Chanwai-Earle follows Vanisa as she… Audio, Gallery
How fast is New Zealand's internet?
An interactive map released today aims to help New Zealanders check their internet speed and figure out whether they can upgrade it.
'Incredible potential' for telemedicine project
A company headed by Kaitaia GP Lance O'Sullivan wants to expand its pioneering service beyond Northland - and possibly beyond New Zealand. Audio
Grant will extend Dr. Lance's tele health service
A company headed by the Kaitaia GP Lance O'Sullivan has won a $30 thousand grant for a pioneering internet health service for children. The grant from the lines company Top Energy, will extend a… Audio
Rural hospital not on ultra-fast broadband
One of New Zealand's most remote hospitals is still not connected to the Government's ultra-fast broadband network three years after the high speed cables were installed. Audio
Tech News - Paul Brislen
The Tesla Car, the Ashley Madison hack, and will the phones of the future have a SIM card, or not? Audio
Motels complain Airbnb is squeezing them out of market
Motel owners are complaining the global home rental website Airbnb is taking business off them. Audio
Police warned about monitoring Facebook
A lawyer is warning police monitoring Facebook pages to help catch drug dealers to tread carefully.
Web review with Helen Baxter
Helen Baxter talks about the InterCommunity event held at the Net Hui this month and the rise of Twitch T.V. Audio
Mining for meaning in the age of digitised data
Writing code, understanding algorithms and dealing with dumps of digital data: computer science and applied maths methods are becoming key skills in the world's newsrooms. Specialist data journalists… Audio
Space-based internet
Greg Wyler is the founder and chief executive of OneWeb, a project to bring faster broadband to the remotest parts of the planet using satellites. Audio
Peter Griffin's tech report
Who is using Google's 'right to be forgotten' law in the EU. Also more on the USB or the Ultra Slow Broadband network, and how a huge surge in data use fuelled by video streaming services is slowing… Audio
Public interest journalism and paywalls
Editor and publisher of Scoop Media, which runs the independent news source Scoop.co.nz as a free service for the public, supported by a range of premium services and a new "Ethical Paywall"… Audio
Māori IT experts critical of digital divide
Income inequality and a lack of information are contributing to a digital divide in New Zealand, Māori IT experts say.
Tech News - Paul Brislen
Paul talks about the New Horizon probe, who is asking to be "forgotten" by Google, NetHui, and answers questions from the audience. Audio
Parents don't know what their children get up to online.
Most New Zealand parents don't have a clue what their children are getting up to online. Audio
Online video on the rise
A lot of what we used to think of as television journalism and prgrammes are migrating from the airwaves to the internet. Who's creating original video online here these days? Audio
Taarati Taiaroa - Tautai Pacific Arts
Taarati Taiaroa is a lecturer in visual arts at Manukau Institute of Technology - on the Tautai Pacific Arts network's programme of populating Wikipedia pages. Audio
