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Codemasters' Onrush redefines racing games with a unique focus on chaotic team-based gameplay, blending fast-paced action with vibrant, cartoonish visuals.

Auckland Transport's 10-year plan, with a budget of NZD $28 billion, underscores intelligent transport technology as crucial for future transport solutions.

The hottest two categories, Smart Speakers and Video Entertainment products, are expected to represent 71% of the market in 2018.

Harry Blackmore, an Arts and Commerce student at the University of Auckland, entered a competition alongside more than 20 million gamers.

Microsoft's Surface Book 2 offers stellar performance for design pros with its powerful specs, detachable screen, and Surface Dial and Pen.

Cove Insurance has claimed it's first to sell insurance via a chatbot currently in private beta mode, and the tech looks promising.

Vehicles will be able to make sure critical systems are isolated and are able to run safely, even if there are problems with non-critical systems.

Tesla has taken a former employee to court for allegedly hacking company data and handing it over to third parties.

More than 50% of Spark's broadband customers have switched from copper to modern broadband technologies, with 34% on fibre and 16% on wireless.

For several years now, the free to play video game World of Tanks had been a PC exclusive but now the game is heading onto console platforms.

Online food delivery service Menulog has released a report on the ordering habits of New Zealanders, revealing interesting insights.

Overall I had a blast with this game, and so far this is the closest you’ll ever come to being a Jedi in real life.

The worldwide wearables market is forecast to ship 124.9 million units by the end of 2018, up 8.2% from the prior year.

Could randomised loot boxes in your favourite video games be giving you a similar hit to the psychological effects of gambling?.

NETGEAR's ReadyNAS 424 delivers an outstanding balance of ease-of-use and performance, perfect for small businesses needing up to 40 employees.

When fitting a home or business with smoke detectors, you might want to steer clear of ionisation alarms and stick with photoelectric.

Make sure you have your checklist of requirements with you because Dell seems to have covered all the bases with their range.

Up-and-coming web developers now have the chance to grab one of 23 scholarships at Enspiral Dev Academy for its full stack web development programme.

Chorus and N4L announced they are expanding a trial that uses Chorus network infrastructure to bring free internet into the homes of students.

The Workforce ET-16500 A3 multifunction printer adds Epson’s EcoTank cartridge-free printing as an option for the small business/home office.