The NZ Transport Agency (NZTA) is expanding its traffic information service for drivers by increasing the number of webcams on State Highway 1 to give people more detailed information about highway conditions before they travel.

More aircraft, more flights, new lounges and new recruits - these are just some of the developments that Emirates, the international airline of the UAE, will share with the world's largest travel trade show this week in Berlin.

Family First NZ is calling on the government to tackle the issue of child sexualisation in our media and to tighten the regulations around advertising and broadcasting in order to better protect our children.

Telecom's woes just keep piling up and ordinary customers continue to pay the price.

This week the XT network had another meltdown. And then the 111 emergency call system malfunctioned in Auckland. On top of all this, the company's share price plummeted due to all this bad news.

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It seems four outages in ten weeks on Telecom's XT network isn't enough to get Communications Minister Steven Joyce concerned, Labour's Communications and IT spokesperson Clare Curran said today.

New Zealand's interactive gaming and entertainment industry shows no signs of an economic slowdown achieving a record sales result of just over $170 million for the 2009 calendar year.

Save the Children has been overwhelmed by the generous kiwi spirit two weeks after powerful and devastating earthquake struck Haiti.

To date New Zealanders have donated $530,000 to the Save the Children Haiti Emergency Appeal and the donations continue to come in.

Some of the Capital's top bloggers are busy gazing into the crystal ball as they prepare to come up with their much-anticipated forecasts for 2010 at Unlimited Potential's Blogger's PredICT later this week.

Commercial banks, microfinance institutions, telecos, civil society organizations, government officials and donor agencies in Samoa now have a better idea of what mobile banking can offer to the island nation.

One week after the devastating earthquake in Haiti, relief efforts of the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement, including those of the ICRC, are gathering pace.