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Christchurch and Dunedin now able to sign up for Orcon's telephone and broadband services, Palmerston North and Rotorua next. More

Search giant expects current number of internet addresses to run dry in the next 12 months.More

PlayStation 3 owners can download the multiplayer beta for the upcoming shooter Killzone 3... now!More

Keewl is a new 2.0 Search Engine that lets you search in the Web, photos, videos, blogs, social buzz, shopping and news.More

Here’s a great idea: a simple, straightforward site that allows you to find out just what the right price for that new car is. More

With the general public let loose to edit Wikipedia, you’re bound to get some pages that you wouldn’t find in the Encyclopaedia Britannica.More

This site is one of those unique sites that operates on a simple premise, but manages to be endlessly fascinating nonetheless.More

This is an exciting and pivotal time for our industry. Make no mistake, Telecom is up for fibre, big time. More

Ever wondered which animal you most resemble? Now you can find out.More

School weighing you down? Starting to think holidays can’t come soon enough?More

Introducing Meateaters.co.nz, a Kiwi website that is a meat enthusiast’s dream come true.More

The Pope is urging Catholics to embrace information
technology and add soul to the internet.More

You can cut it, rip it, write on it, draw on it, send it and type on it.... and fold it.More

What is GRO? Jan Gow explains more about it, and the wider concept of church records.More

More New Zealanders are online than ever before, and broadband use continues to rise.More

The controversial Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement (ACTA) negotiations roll on with the latest round of talks scheduled for April 12th-16th in Wellington.More

Opposition to section 92A often centered on disconnection being a derogation of a basic human right.More

The world is rapidly moving towards unifying all of the media you use, and adjusting to that trend is becoming more a necessity than just a fashion.More

It’s timely to look at NEAL – the North Shore Education Access Loop.More

It highlights the casually cruel things we do to pets – from inappropriate dress to silly photos – and gives pause (sorry) for thought.More

“In time I think FTTH is the right solution, but I think there’s at least a decade of hybrid fibre/copper technologies.”More

I remember, as a child, looking at a map of the world and finding all the pink bits – the British Empire.More

What a year 2009 is proving to be for genealogists! This year is the year.More

A correspondent named Peter has asked about John Fortnam, who was born in England in 1881 and immigrated to America in 1887.More