Police stories - Page 26

As social media becomes a part of everyday life, more people are entering into the discussion about whether it should be covered in the school curriculum.

IBM's Watson, outdoing Siri with its ability to learn and converse in natural language, revolutionises computing at the Westcon event.

Dive into Hong Kong's underworld with Sleeping Dogs: Definitive Edition, a game that blurs lines between loyalty and duty.

D4: Dark Dreams Don't Die offers a unique Kinect-driven journey, blending Japanese narrative with eccentric characters and time travel.

2Life, NZ's first 24/7 safety app, launches nationwide, offering instant help at the tap of a button, redefining personal security.

Tinder not to blame for the threat to women, says Labour MP. Focus should be on perpetrators, not technology. Safety apps available.

As cyber threats mutate faster, WatchGuard's Rob Collins champions behavioural analysis, transforming digital defence against evolving malware.

Amy unveils her top 5 future-set films, sparking our imagination with tales from 2199's Matrix to 2015's cheeky Back to the Future 2 jaunt.

We explain the legislative act that governs relations between the New Zealand telecommunications industry and surveillance agencies.

Internet MANA promises to set up inquiry into New Zealand's intelligence agencies, focusing on oversight and surveillance.

Wynyard Group allies with NZ Police to revolutionise crime-fighting via a high-tech partnership, eyeing global impact.

The Evil Within ups the horror game ante with Oscar nominee Jackie Earle Haley and stars Jennifer Carpenter and Anson Mount joining the cast.

Two companies' shareholdings in Mega have been subject to a Restraining Order in relation to property associated with William Yan.

Wynyard technology will be used to support New Zealand's first sex offender register, the Child Protection Offender Register.

Kiwi haulage firm pursues legal action against AWOL telco 24/7 Hosting NZ, seeking $300K in lost trade damages.

Mobile ransomware is on the rise, warns security company Fortinet, with threats increasing for both iOS and Android devices.

Former Immigration Minister Jonathan Coleman called upon to reveal when he was informed of FBI investigation into Kim Dotcom.

Green Party claims New Zealanders spied on by Government will never get justice after Police found not negligent.

Wynyard Group opens Asia Pacific Operation Centre in Sydney, supporting growth and new contracts in the region.

Prime Minister John Key urged to explain political pressure on Kim Dotcom's residency application. Opposition claims National government interfering.