Technology

A database that provided faulty predictions on headwinds is being blamed for the bumpy start to Air New Zealand's new service to New York. Audio

Health authorities have been given a behind-closed-doors warning poor radiology reporting throughout the central region is endangering people's lives.

In the coming hours, the American space agency will crash a probe into an asteroid.

Police have deleted 11,000 files after orders to get rid of unlawfully taken photos of young people and adults.

A French social media app has begun soaring to the top of download charts around the world - not because of what it offers, but because of what it doesn't.

Surveillance camera networks that police used to track three Covid-infected women around Northland, are spreading widely around the country.

Technology is giving job hunters an interactive insight into jobs they might be keen to give a go.

If an earthquake strikes in the not too distant future and survivors are trapped under tonnes of rubble, the first responders to locate them could be swarms of cyborg cockroaches.

New Zealand-owned educational technology companies are pledging not to spy on schoolchildren as concerns are raised in Europe and the US about the Harvesting of pupils' personal data.

Not all public agencies are sure if the algorithms they are increasingly using to make vital decisions are biased or not, according to a new review.

New Zealand is getting closely involved in developing commercial electric aircraft.

London's 5Rights Foundation says small countries like New Zealand should follow the likes of the Netherlands, and look to curb education technology that spies on children.