I’m a National Correspondent for New Zealand’s biggest news website, Stuff, reporting on the trends and technologies changing the way we live and work.
Biometrics are becoming popular alternatives to passwords, but will they keep us safer online?
Imagine a world where your micro movements and fingerprints unlock your most sensitive information. We're there.
'Phone Free Day' asks Kiwis to be more conscious of their screen time
He's a dad who works in the technology sector, but he's kick-started a movement calling on parents to ditch their cellphones.
Robots are printing 3D bridges in Amsterdam
Man behind the world's first 3D printed bridge shares his thoughts on the future of building.
Facebook's new tool allows users to send snaps straight to Google Photos
Facebook is responding to tightening privacy laws with a tool that allows users to transfer photos from the social network to Google Photos.
Police say they're working to improve monitoring of hate crimes in New Zealand
Police have revealed they are "working actively" to better track crimes motivated by hatred, but details about how or when changes will take place remain unclear.
Hate speech up since Christchurch terror attack; Government considers law changes
"Surprising, disappointing": new research shows online abuse has increased over the past year.
Misinformation runs rampant in the unregulated market of alternative medicine
Kiwis like Jake Bailey are targeted by snake oil salesmen, with little protection. Why is the Government taking so long to act?
Celebrate Christmas by giving yourself an online privacy and security check-up
A private investigator can likely find your address in seconds - just from what you have filled in online.
Friends of newlyweds injured on Whakaari/White Island raise $50,000
Shocked and heartbroken friends rally to support American couple badly burned on Whakaari/White Island.
Whakaari/White Island eruption: Plasma donors asked to help
NZBlood asks Kiwis to help replenish their stocks amid high usage of AB+ blood, following the Whakaari/White Island eruption.
More young people are meeting online friends in person
More young people are meeting online friends in person. Is that something to be worried about?
Netflix beloved by New Zealanders, especially the young
With more than 90 per cent of young adults using streaming services, the future of traditional TV looks bleak.
Facebook launches reporting tool to combat celebrity-bait ads in NZ
Facebook adopts new tools requiring reader input to help stop celebrity-bait advertisements.
Internet service providers block video game inspired by terrorist attack
Reluctant NZ telcos block access to a banned video game promoting terrorism.
Terrorist publication and Christchurch shooting video game banned
A terrorist manifesto and March 15-inspired video game have been banned in New Zealand.