Prince Harry urges ban on Fortnite, addictive video games
Social media is more addictive than drugs and alcohol, Prince Harry has warned.
Social media is more addictive than drugs and alcohol, Prince Harry has warned.
Police left "shaking their heads" over a risky gender reveal.
COMMENT: This is one time when haste could be worn as a badge of honour.
Facebook users say the social media giant isn't listening when they report "hate speech".
Today's top news: alleged mosque gunman gets legal aid, Kiwis don gumboots for the day.
Overseas Muslim group's Instagram post called "disturbing and crass".
Sign announcing store's closure didn't hold back about why it's shutting down.
Police admit string of errors investigating complaints made by businessman.
Heavy gates in Auckland suburb recall architectural style of communist Eastern Europe.
Meghan Markle troll accounts are disseminating a bizarre theory.
More than a dozen versions found on the social network this week.
A Bloomberg investigation looks at how YouTube allowed toxic content to fester for years.
Donald D'Ewes sold and posted prescription medicines.
If she was trying to take attention away from previous Photoshop fail, it hasn't worked.
'Hipster' worshipers are spreading the word online, bringing a young crowd to Christ.
Attempt to thwart document's distribution causes black screen and words "This is not us!"
Zuckerberg says Facebook has too much power over speech.
Facebook says it will tighten live streaming rules, following Christchurch terror attacks.
New Zealand doesn't pick sides says Jacinda Ardern.
Facebook says it will take steps to rein in terror videos and clamp down on hate speech.
COMMENT: As PM continues to hit right notes, Bridges has some fine judgment calls to make.
'Our customers are out looking for him. He's been part of our identity for 25 years.'
Why were her parents so emotionless during their ordeal?
The WFA is standing in solidarity with New Zealand advertisers.
Twitter will not remove tweets that violate rules if they are considered 'newsworthy'.
NZ social media has been inundated by US pro-gun tweets since the Christchurch attacks.
Ardern says Facebook's steps were positive but stressed more needs to be done.
Comment: A quiet revolution is underway in the Mongrel Mob.