5 May 2009 - A detailed insight into times past is revealed in this country's Blue Books 1840 to 1855 which are now available online, Archives New Zealand Chief Executive Dianne Macaskill said today.

Every day it seems like there is a new development with Twitter.  Almost every hour is seems like a new iPhone application is released.  Thus it should be no surprise that iPhone applications for Twitter are on the loose!   The challenge is figuring out which applications are worth paying for, which one are over-hyped and which ones are just a plain waste of time and space.  Check out the details to see 7 apps that are worthy of your attention.

Wellington based website www.tallyho.co.nz is (re)launched this week, coincidentally during NZ Music Month.

3 May 2009 - Investment from the Foundation for Research, Science and Technology is helping New Zealand nanotechnology company Izon Science forge ahead with research and development (R&D) despite the recession.

Now viewers can enjoy their favourite entertainment with even less power thanks to the eco-innovation featured in Sony’s new WE5 BRAVIA TV.

29 APRIL 2009 - Calling all boaties, chippies, builders, wind surfers, fisher-folk and general klutzes.

If I had the option of plurking versus tweeting I would. If I had said those words when I was growing up I truly would have had a bar of soap in my mouth. But today I can say them with a straight face and mean it. Plurk is a microblogging platform just like Twitter - some may say even better than Twitter.

From 1 May, Interest.co.nz will use the services of Trade Me's display advertising sales team to secure and grow its online advertising revenue.

28 APRIL 2009 - New Zealand's NetSafe and Apropos' netbasics.org.nz is leading the way in education innovation with the Jones family

This week, news broke of a new and fatal swine flu on the Mexico-U.S. border.  Surgical masks are being distributed throughout Mexico City in an attempt to slow down transmission of this illness.