Technology

New iPhone, no iHeadphone port

New iPhone details have been released to the general public, and the absentminded among us could be in trouble. Among other feature announcements Apple has shared... Read More

Exploding Samsungs recalled

If you've gone out and bought yourself a new Samsung Galaxy Note7, keep it away from you. Not too far away, because you're going to want to return it to the store... Read More

NZ rocketing into the future

Proposed new regulations is aiming to lift New Zealand into outer space and beyond. The proposed regulations would better enable space rocket launches from New... Read More

Stolen funds, stolen projects

A group of Otumoetai College students has been left with a real sour taste to their fundraising efforts after a thief snatched a container of their hard-earned cash... Read More

AIMS TV launched for 2016

New Zealand's biggest sporting tournament now has its very own TV channel, with the launch of AIMS TV for the 13th-annual NZCT AIMS Games in Tauranga. The intermediate-aged... Read More

Flying pizza trials promised

The future is here - and it's brought pizza. Domino's Pizza has announced its joined forces with unmanned aerial vehicle leader Flirtey to launch the first commercial... Read More

Trustpower's misleading ads

Trustpower will plead guilty to seven charges laid by the Commerce Commission over a series of television, online and billboard advertisements the company ran in... Read More

Faster internet for Tauranga

Three local fibre companies will now be offer a 1 gigabit product for residential properties in Tauranga on the Ultra-Fast Broadband network. local fibre companies... Read More

Tauranga broadband uptake

Quarterly figures as at June 2016 show that Tauranga's Ultra-Fast Broadband uptake is now 32.1 per cent, says Communications Minister Amy Adams. 'Tauranga's build... Read More

Killed miner named by police

UPDATE 1.25PM: Police have named the 29-year-old man who was killed in a accident at a Waihi mine on Thursday night. Western Bay of Plenty man Tipiwai Stainton,... Read More

Busman’s holiday for aircrew

Five squadron RNZAF are doing community work airforce-style at Classic Flyers today where instead of servicing and making sure the air force's Orion aircraft are... Read More

Ambitious goal to make NZ predator free

Prime Minister John Key has announced the Government is working towards the goal of making New Zealand predator free by 2050. The Government will be investing an... Read More