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Minecraft and Star Wars Rebels unite! Players can now join the force for £3.10, with 23 new character skins available on Xbox.

Greenpeace has today launched a new online platform that allows Kiwis to petition government, businesses and other decision makers.

Eric Watson, the expatriate New Zealand businessman with a fortune estimated at $400 million in the National Business Review 2014 Rich List, is cha.

After sweeping web awards, TVNZ OnDemand aims to captivate family viewers with exclusive kids' content and record streaming numbers.

Linus Torvalds set to headline LCA 2015 in Auckland, engaging in a Q&A session on open source advancements and Linux kernel insights.

Fonterra addresses its silo culture post-WPC scare, embracing comprehensive changes to bolster food safety and foster cohesion.

New Zealand Carbon Farming, the country's largest supplier of post-1989 bulk carbon credits, is suing Mighty River Power for $34.

As malvertising takes the cyber-crime spotlight, the tool provides complete protection against malicious programs that can hijack computers.

From Bond to Spiderman, Hollywood's love for movie reboots spans genres and decades. Dive into how revamped classics score at the box office and with fans.

Master speaking geek with the phonetic alphabet – ensuring crystal clear communication in tech support and gaming alike.

As cyber threats mutate faster, WatchGuard's Rob Collins champions behavioural analysis, transforming digital defence against evolving malware.

Amy unveils her top 5 future-set films, sparking our imagination with tales from 2199's Matrix to 2015's cheeky Back to the Future 2 jaunt.

Despite overall hiring dips, NZ's ICT sector sees growth, with a rise in firms intending to boost their teams, bucking industry trends.

Join educators worldwide in October for Connected Educator Month, an online blend of forums, webinars, and collaborative learning.

Chris Thorley revamps Kyocera's NZ strategy, focusing on solutions beyond printers and introducing a managed print service for enhanced efficiency.

Businesses need to fundamentally evolve their approaches – yes, approaches, plural – to security, says RSA's Steve Schlarman.

'Super firewalls' or network segmentation gateways, have the potential to deliver on the power of the cloud, says Fortinet's Jack Chan.

The first half of 2014 was busier than usual in Auckland’s IT recruitment market, even in January, traditionally the quietest month of the year.

John Grundy receives prestigious education award for his influence on Software Engineering curriculum at Swinburne University.

It's clear that our love affair with smartphones will soon rollover into the burgeoning world of wearable tech. So what's on the radar?.