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Telecom is apologising for a massive outage that continues to affect the XT Network south of Taupo today, blaming it on a 'technical fault'.

It highlights the casually cruel things we do to pets – from inappropriate dress to silly photos – and gives pause (sorry) for thought.

After more than 40 years of print, Trade and Exchange magazine ends its physical editions, shifting focus to its thriving online platform.

Dynamic Controls has launched an app for iPhone and iPod Touch, providing real-time wheelchair data and diagnostics, plus appliance control via Bluetooth.

Auldhouse offers a Windows 7 training package with a free OS, pocket consultant book, and exam voucher for NZD $1995 plus GST. Courses run until June 2010.

IMPROVING connectivity to hospitals and health clinics is one of the primary objectives for the government’s ultra-fast broadband network.

Amnesty International, the world’s largest human rights organisation, has launched its new Aotearoa New Zealand Web site.

NZCS is hosting its inaugural Young IT Professionals Group event on October 22, featuring TVNZ tech expert Ben Gracewood. Registration is essential.

Stephen King’s UK publisher Hodder & Stoughton has launched the biggest ever game of literary hide-and-seek online.

IBM is hosting free Cognos Performance Events across New Zealand in November, showcasing new solutions and best practices for business optimisation.

Scare tactics by fraudsters remain an effective form of phishing through sneaky strategies such as imitation websites trying to ‘phish’ personal details.

Datastor’s CEO, Dave Rosenberg, talks to The Channel about his IT career so far and his new-found passion for mountain biking.

Jabra launches new products targeting mobile workers with touch screen interface. Join their events in Wellington and Auckland. Register on their website.

Explore the vast digital world to trace your ancestry and uncover your family's past with cutting-edge genealogical tools.

IT professionals need to simplify their language when speaking to clients to avoid confusion and lost business.

New Zealand's Births, Deaths and Marriages Index goes online, revolutionizing genealogy research with daily updates.

When a newly developed website approaches launch day, words are frequently the last element to be considered and are often overlooked entirely.

If my wish is granted, there would be special sections of major search engines that try to more directly package their capabilities for genealogists.

A correspondent named Peter has asked about John Fortnam, who was born in England in 1881 and immigrated to America in 1887.

Domainz was formed in 1997 by the Internet Society to run the .nz registry, which was previously run out of Waikato University.