Men are more likely to rate having a home computer, high-speed Internet, a microwave and a Sky TV connection as a necessity of life than women.

Digicel invests in WiMAX broadband network to bring fast, affordable internet access to Nauruans

Wellington, Oct 15 NZPA - Communications and Information Technology Minister Steven Joyce is leading a trade delegation to China in a bid to further build the presence of New Zealand companies in the fast-growing Chinese information and communication technology (ICT) market.

Communications and Information Technology Minister Steven Joyce will lead a trade delegation to China this week in a bid to further build the presence of New Zealand companies in the rapidly growing Chinese ICT market.

Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea - Over thirty five leaders from the government, private sector, non-profits, and the donor community met yesterday to discuss how to address the challenges of offering appropriate savings products to the low income and rural people of Papua New Guinea.

Christchurch, Oct 12 NZPA - A Christchurch man accused of underaged sex and violence crimes while he was allegedly running a suburban brothel says his accusers are colluding against him and making up their stories.

Expert reaction by Richard Edwards, Ovum principal analyst "Microsoft and Adobe have been around for a very long time and their software products can be found on just about every PC, but of late these vendors have been relegated to the chorus line with Google and Apple now occupying centre s

Waikato Police are praising the actions of locals who assisted with the recovery of a drowning victim's body at an isolated Western Waikato coastal settlement overnight.

Waikato Police are praising the actions of locals who assisted with the recovery of a drowning victim's body at an isolated Western Waikato coastal settlement overnight.

The date for eDay 2010, New Zealand's free computer recycling event, was announced today by the Minister for the Environment, the Hon Nick Smith. eDay will be held in over 40 centres throughout New Zealand, including Napier, on Saturday 6 November 2010.