A Dunedin neuroscientist has discovered a new way to help people recover from stroke.

You're probably spending way more on Uber than you realise.

A one-year study shows the dangers of e-scooters.

Handheld device use is believed to be leading to injuries for young children.

A new report reveals that Mark Zuckerberg will merge Facebook, WhatsApp and Instagram.

It's a case of "make beer not war" as an old Air Force hanger gets a big-money makeover.

YouTube is retooling its recommendation algorithm that suggests new videos to users.

Ever looked at a face on a billboard and creepily felt their gaze following you?

Here are some common questions readers have about these incidents and brief answers.

Papakura Intermediate students are designing their own "astronomical playground".

Among those most likely to be affected are cooks, waiters and short-haul truck drivers.

The robots are designed to navigate around obstacles such as people and pets.

The firm is keen to test its vehicle-to-grid charging in a residential setting.

Google News may leave Europe as regulators work toward a controversial copyright law.

Another brick in the wall of crazy.

App that trains brains to focus may aid ADHD sufferers.

Comment: Regulation of technology often generates a huge amount of controversy.

These outdoor lights help you colour-co-ordinate your backyard, patio or garden.

Lime says it's open to chipping in toward ACC costs - but with one condition.

The bed tax battle is set to intensify.

A Kiwi med-tech firm has slashed its staff numbers.

Iridium Certus will cover every cover of NZ - and every inch of the planet.

No one knew the answers when Whitianga students started investigating their local estuary.

Raise comes as Lime and Auckland Council discuss a per-ride levy.

Forget to take your medication? A new digital pill will alert you - and your doctor.

The technology is already available for an unmanned facility.

You don't have to delete Facebook. Here's how to put it on a leash instead.

Length is what matters with passwords. Here's a simple tip to remember a long one.

A covert campaign organised by the social network?

The firings follow a series of high-profile executive departures from Snap.