Katie Kenny

In a sea of hatred online, the alleged Christchurch gunman did not stand out to authorities. Why not?

The Privacy Commissioner asked if Facebook has improved its live-streaming service after the Christchurch terrorist attack. It hasn't.

The alleged Christchurch mosque shooter was not at all a lone wolf. He hung out in internet cesspits and was encouraged by other predator trolls.

The ideology that influenced the Christchurch attack is hiding in plain sight.

There are multiple charities accepting donations following Christchurch's terrorist attacks. What are they, and where is the money going?

On message boards, an anonymous community swiftly spread the video of the Christchurch terrorist attack.

Terror attack was timed for Friday Prayer, but it also coincided with a gathering of top police and defence staff.

1.32 pm: A manifesto of hate is emailed. 1.41: Gunman enters mosque. 1.47: Police arrive. 2.17: The arrest.

The man accused of shooting 50 people dead last week kept to himself, neighbours say, and would sometimes disappear for months at a time.

The cryptocurrency exchange says it has calculated how much of its holdings were stolen in a January hack.

The millions stolen from Cryptopia can be tracked, but not recovered - unless the criminals make a false move.

Think of the Cryptopia hack like this: robbers got the keys, changed the locks and blacked out the windows. Customers still can't see in.

Voice-controlled artificial intelligence systems, and even robots, have become more common in our everyday lives. How should we properly address, and relate, to these virtual beings?

Grace Millane's death shook New Zealand, and reverberated throughout the world. She arrived on our shores, a 21-year-old on her first big adventure after graduating university. She was beginning her life, and as she approached her 22nd birthday on December 2, it was one full of hope.

ANALYSIS: She was a young woman on the trip of a lifetime, in a country regarded as safe. This shouldn't have happened.