Technology
How a New Zealand built plane ended up in North Korea
The chief executive of Pacific Aerospace, Damian Camp tells Morning Report he's confident one of his firm's aircraft spotted in North Korea last week is not being operated in breach of international… Audio
Hundreds of driverless vehicles on the way, NZ Tech Assoc says
Christchurch Airport is to get one of New Zealand's first driverless vehicles, but Graeme Muller from NZ Technology Association says there could be hundreds on the roads by the end of next year. Audio
Mahe Drysdale unfazed after medical notes hacked
New Zealand Olympic rower Mahe Drysdale had his medical records hacked and released. He speaks to Checkpoint about why he's not concerned about his medical records being revealed. Audio
Urbanist Tommy Honey
Tommy Honey discusses new revolutions in housing, including a company in Australia that's building flatpack tiny homes and the New Zealand team behind the "wikihouse". Audio
Star Citizen: crowdfunding's biggest success story
Imagine a computer game where you can explore entire solar systems, walk on the surface of alien worlds, fly spaceships, mine asteroids, explore wormholes all with the kind of graphical fidelity you'd… Audio
Online school concerns show research needed - Labour
Treasury concerns about online schools show the government needs to research the concept more thoroughly, the Labour Party says.
Doryun Chong: M+, curation, and the Walters Prize
Kim Hill talks to Doryun Chong, Deputy Director and Chief Curator at M+ Hong Kong, and former Curator of Painting and Sculpture at MoMA. He is the judge of the 2016 Walters Prize. Audio
Shannon Te Ao: Walters Prize winner
Kim Hill talks to artist, writer and curator Shannon Te Ao, whose current research interests include performance and video art practices. He lectures at Whiti o Rehua School of Art, Massey University… Audio
Al Bramley: predator control
Kim Hill talks to Al Bramley, CEO of Zero Invasive Predators (ZIP) in Wellington, a research and development entity focused on developing the tools and techniques to enable the complete removal of… Audio
Malcolm Harris: high-performance trades competition
Kim Hill talks to Malcolm Harris, who worked for 30 years at Fisher & Paykel, and is now CEO of WorldSkills after two years as CEO for Hockey New Zealand. This weekend at the WorldSkills Nationals in… Audio
Julia Powles: surveillance and secrecy
Kim Hill talks to Dr Julia Powles, from the Faculty of Law and Computer Laboratory at the University of Cambridge, where she works on technology law and policy. She is a former contributing editor and… Audio
Spark responds to Yahoo hack impacting 130,000 NZers
Spark gives details of what customer information were stolen in a massive hack of Yahoo. Email addresses, names and passwords were stolen. Spark says it's Yahoo that has to up their security. Audio
New technology with Mark Pesce
New technology with Mark Pesce who is discussing the release of Google's Daydream VR - which turns android devices into VR headsets - and Sony's upcoming release of the Playstation VR (PSVR). Audio
FBI looks into suspected hacking of Democrats' phones
The FBI is reported to be investigating suspected attempts to hack mobile phones used by US Democratic Party officials, as recently as the past month.
Spark and Vodafone top consumer complaints
The Commerce Commission last year received more complaints about telco companies than any other business.
Windows 10 uptake
Consumer NZ's Sue Chetwin talks about Microsoft's highly criticized Windows 10 automatic upgrades. Audio
Landline headed for the landfill
The landline phone may not be with us much longer. Audio
Transhuman after all
Kathryn Ryan speaks to Ramez Naam, an award-winning author, futurist and computer scientist who contemplates a world where humans and our use of technology are significantly enhanced. His fiction and… Audio
'Extraordinary' that customers just finding out about Yahoo hack - Privacy Commissioner
It's extraordinary that people are only finding out now about a huge breach of Yahoo data that happened in 2014, New Zealand's Privacy Commissioner says. Audio
Privacy Commissioner responds to Yahoo breach
One hundred and thirty thousand New Zealanders may have had personal information stolen as part of the largest ever email hack. Privacy Commissioner John Edwards Audio
