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Online voting trial for local body elections in New Zealand scrapped due to concerns over security and vote integrity.

Fortinet's advanced network security solutions offer schools unparalleled visibility, simplifying ICT management and enhancing operational efficiency.

Agent 47 sneaks back in Square Enix's episodic Hitman, blending stealth and sandbox warfare in an impeccably detailed Parisian gala.

Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg kicked the conference off with a keynote detailing Facebook’s 10-year technology roadmap.

The Kindle Oasis, Amazon's newest e-reader, is the thinnest and lightest version to date, weighing in at just $449.

There is increased concern when it comes to how personal data is handled by private corporations and governments.

The University of Canterbury is hosting a week-long camp for Kiwi students interested in robotics and renewable energy.

While many smartphone makers bet big on super-sized phablets, Apple has chosen to go smaller, launching the iPhone SE.

The Ministry of Education has announced the official opening of the 416.8 million West Rolleston Primary School.

Global citizens are conflicted on hacktivist groups, with some believing they break laws while others see them as defenders of accountability.

Oculus Rift, HTC Vive and Sony Playstation VR will dominate VR spend this year - but its low cost options fuelling shipments.

Last year Intel released its very first Intel Compute Stick. Fast-foward to 2016 and its newest version has upped its specs.

Parata has launched a new digital graphic novel aimed to strengthen recognition of the Māori language, culture and history.

Kwikset's Kevo Bluetooth Deadbolt revolutionises home security by letting you unlock your door with just a touch, priced at NZD $369 from Mitre10 Mega.

Whether you're flying in space or taking down the enemy, this revolutionary mouse will help you keep your finger on the trigger at all times.

Microsoft and Double Helix have released Season 3 of Killer Instinct available both on Xbox One and Windows 10. Are the new characters worth buying?.

NZ's elite computing degrees achieve industry acclaim, promising global recognition and solid IT career foundations.

Lexar's memory cards have completed GoPro's verification process, ensuring optimal performance when used with GoPro products.

Auckland's Waitematā board seeds tech growth, investing £12,000 to kickstart a local innovation hub in Uptown/Newton.

In the wake of several reported dog attacks this week, Auckland Council is this week rolling out a ‘dog safety’ app designed to keep children safe.