Technology
Vodafone plans to take stake in TeamTalk business
Small telecommunications company TeamTalk is going to sell a majority stake in its rural internet service throwing a major obstacle in the way of Spark's takeover attempt. Audio
Tracking kākāpō the smart way
Smart electronic transmitters are revolutionising the way Department of Conservation rangers keep track of kākāpō. Audio
New technology with Sarah Putt
Net Neutrality, Netflix and NZ, and Uber's president quits. Audio
Rocket Lab gets cash boost
The country's only rocket company - Rocket Lab - has scooped $US75 million ($NZ107m) in new funds to help its first commercial launch this year.
Facebook video shows horrors of bath salts
A video of a young Auckland woman in a zombie state and vomiting after apparently taking a synthetic drug has been viewed more than a million times on Facebook.
Sky TV, Vodafone to appeal against merger rejection
Sky Television and Vodafone have confirmed they will appeal the Commerce Commission's rejection of their proposed merger.
Paul Brislen talks tech
So you're going to the US on holiday and want to take your device but tweeted bad things about Trump? What should you do? Audio
Jared Kristensen: Audience Republic
When he was 18 Jared Kristensen had a band he wanted to hear play live - so he took it on himself to book them to come play in New Zealand. It was a sellout show and kick-started a three year career… Audio
Kiwis switch on to electric cars
New figures show more people are buying electric vehicles.
Loading Ultra-Short Documentaries
New Zealand is well-known for making great documentaries - we like real-life stories it seems. But they do occasionally tend to ramble. That's not the case of our preeminent documentary initiative… Audio
The Mixtape: Coup de Main
Rose and Shahlin from music website Coup de Main talk Alex Behan through some of their favourite tracks. Audio
Tech news with Peter Griffin
Claims of misinformation over Spark's wireless broadband performance; Google's crackdown on fake news; and could political bias skew our internet search results - and even our elections? Audio
Virtual reality set to get more real
A team of computer scientists at Victoria University think they may be a step closer to making virtual reality more like... reality. Audio
Superhero Daughter Day
Superhero Daughter Day is a programme designed to encourage more girls to choose a career in IT and robotics - it started in Australia and will be held for the first time in New Zealand this weekend… Audio
Catalyst - from corn to plastic
Chemist Sally Brooker is developing a catalyst that could be used to produce biodegradable plastic from corn. Video, Audio
Government faces backlash over data-gathering plan
A CYF privacy breach has been cited as proof the Government can't be trusted with private information. The government plans to require all agencies seeking funding to provide clients' details. Audio
NZ internet speeds zoom past Australia
New Zealand internet speeds are way ahead of those in Australia and are growing fast, a study has found.
Geek girl battles for more gender equality in IT
A self-described 'geek girl superhero' has flown into New Zealand in a bid to inspire more tech-savvy girls to take up IT careers.
Storytelling in virtual reality
Australian artist and filmmaker Lynette Wallworth on exploring the power of storytelling in virtual reality. Foreign Policy magazine has named her as one of 2016's "100 Leading Global Thinkers." Her… Audio
