Technology
Blind community face barriers despite technology advancements
The blind community will soon have emails and e-books at their fingertips as innovators figure out ways to slash the cost of braille technology. Audio
Tech talk with Paul Brislen
Paul talks about the privacy implications of hacked servers. Domino's New Zealand have been hacked and now customers are getting email spam. Should companies be forced to report such breaches? Audio
New Technology with Robbie Allan
Robbie Allan tells Kathryn Ryan about Google's new product offerings and how they compare to the new iPhones. Also what it all means for the future of Google and Apple. Audio
Push for Māori to step into IT industry
A lack of diversity in information technology is behind a move to encourage more Māori to step into the industry.
Australian national security contractor hacked - report
The Australian government is set to release the details of a cyberattack on a national security contractor where large amounts of data were stolen.
Scholarships offered to boost Maori in IT
A lack of diversity in information technology is behind a move to encourage more Maori to step into the industry. The IT school, Enspiral Dev Academy is offering 42 web development scholarships for… Audio
Police tweet: 'We got it completely wrong'
Police have apologised after sending a tweet with a meme of comedian Steve Carell saying telling someone their family member has died in a crash is 'the worst'. Video, Audio
The secret lives of wild animals
Wild animals around the world have secret lives, as they journey across vast landscapes propelled by instinct to find food and water. But technology like satellites, drones and cell networks are… Audio, Gallery
Editing Our Genes: fertility and human reproduction
Kim Hill talks to Josephine Johnston, Mary Birdsall, Maui Hudson, and Andrew Shelling about what gene editing means for human fertility and reproduction. Audio
Increase your size and strength! Mesh networking in the home
Peter Griffin has tips on boosting your wifi signal throughout the home – no more dead spots and laggy connections in the loo! Audio
Electroceuticals: turning off disease
A US company has developed a pacemaker-like device to treat rheumatoid arthritis, as well as Crohn's disease, by hacking the nervous system with an electrical charge. Audio
Cleaning sucks, so which is the best stick vacuum?
Stick vacuums are lightweight, super handy and can suck your wallet dry. So do they work and which models get the Consumer tick of approval? George Block has been testing a range of cordless stick… Audio
Man goes to ATM to withdraw money and has real problems
A South Canterbury man has found out the hard way that automatic teller machines are sometimes just not that automatic. Audio
New technology with Sarah Putt
Sarah Putt talks about micro-credentials, Air New Zealand trialing digital humans, and what we want in a national Chief Technology Officer. Audio
Civil defence test wakes up vodafone customers at 1:30am.
Civil defence test at 1:30 this morning wakes up a large number of vodafone customers. Audio
Great Ideas - Part 8: 'Find your niche'
This week, Great Ideas looks at how technology might impact the work that we do, where we do it, and how we survive when we can't work. Audio
Civil Defence sorry for midnight notifications
Civil Defence has apologised for mistakenly sending smartphone test alerts in the early hours of Wednesday morning. A message sent at 1.32am on Wednesday read: "This is a test message for the… Audio
Can a computer predict if your relationship is doomed?
Computer says no to your relationship - can AI really predict if you and your partner will stay together? Audio
