New Zealanders are buying and selling everything from cabins and wedding bands to nappy cakes and cars on Facebook Marketplace, as well as online auction site... Read More

Restricting social media access for under-16s could protect teenagers from doom-scrolling and improve their attention spans, some Tauranga teens say. However,... Read More

New World Clubcard members are being asked to change their online passwords after a cyber attack. One expert is questioning why customers were allowed... Read More

Online dating has come to dairying, with AI (artificial intelligence) helping AI (artificial insemination). Waikato sharemilker Matthew Zonderop launched... Read More

A freshwater fish species found only in New Zealand is having the spotlight shone on it through new University of Canterbury research. Ancient and endemic... Read More

Spinal cord injuries are currently incurable with devastating effects on people's lives, but now a trial at Waipapa Taumata Rau, University of Auckland... Read More

People are being warned to keep their eyes peeled for another round of scams. This one involved messages from scammers claiming to be from the ASB Secutiries... Read More

The Royal New Zealand Air Force has established its first dedicated space unit, within a squadron that hasn't been active since World War II. The No.... Read More

The government's secure digital storage capability has been significantly boosted with the opening of the new all-of-government data centre, the Minister Responsible... Read More

As the space industry expands, a UC-led study underscores how smart fuel choices and launch practices can help protect the ozone layer. With the space industry... Read More

A new University of Canterbury study is turning its gaze to the stars - not for space travel, but to help protect Indigenous knowledges tied to the night sky.... Read More

Two years on from Cyclone Gabrielle, communities are now stronger and more resilient following the distribution of $11.77 million raised through a special Lotto... Read More