Technology

The stories that we have told about invisibility are not stories of a technical capability but of power, desire, concealment, morality and corruption. What are these old tales of invisibility really… Audio

Mediawatch asks RNZ's Carol Hirschfeld why she's rejigging RNZ's reporting, and what on-air and online audiences should expect. Also, her reaction to turmoil at her former employers: Maori Television… Audio

Jameson Toole from MIT is looking at how mobile phone data can be used to predict unemployment and measure economic performance far more quickly and cheaply than conventional statistical surveys. Audio

Peter Griffin on the death of Global Mode from the 1st of September. So if you're one of the tens of thousands of New Zealanders using this geo-masking service, which VPN service will you use, and how… Audio

In Christchurch, they're using virtual reality goggles to get bus drivers used to the layout of the new bus terminal. With Mandi Lawrence of Red Bus and Simon Yorke of Aurecon. Video, Audio

Ed Cumming of the Observer Magazine has just been to visit Green Bank in West Virginia, part of the US National Radio Quiet Zone. Audio

An international survey shows more than half of New Zealand children feel their parents are spending too much time on their phones and tablets. Audio

Mark Finch has created a device that prevents runners from injuring themselves. It's already been tested at a high level - Australian Olympians and even the US military are giving it a go. The ankle… Audio

Erika discusses Emotional contagion on Twitter; the end of Global Mode; and do robots have souls? Audio

The end of a streaming service that let online TV viewers watch blocked overseas shows may drive some people back to piracy. Audio

Our technology correspondent brings us the latest digital technology info. Audio

New Plymouth photographer Mark Dwyer is working on an interesting project for the internet giant Google. Audio

Ben Gracewood looks at the articles "What is Code?" by Paul Ford and "How Tesla Will Change The World". Audio

Well, bad blood has been averted. That's despite Taylor Swift telling the technology giant, Apple, that she would refuse to let it stream her latest album, unless she was paid. Audio

Drone racing is taking off as a new sport in New Zealand. Two leagues have been started in New Zealand this year and a trans-Tasman battle is in the pipeline for later in the year. Chris Jackson is a… Audio

Alvin Roth won the Nobel Prize for economics partly for his work helping match willing donors with those who need kidney transplants. Audio

Why did a Government agency stop battery backups - essential in power outages - being offered on ultra fast broadband contracts? Audio

Evan Roth is an artist and researcher and also defines himself as a hacker. He's based in Paris and is heading our way to take part in the Semi-Permanent Design conference in Auckland in a couple of… Audio

Martin Ford's the author of "Rise of the Robots" (Basic Books). He thinks that China's reliance on industrial robots could pose some problems for the global economy. Audio