New Zealand Police stories - Page 5

New Zealand Police urge extreme online caution after six Kiwi men fall victim to intimate Skype blackmail scams in the past month.

Fraudsters posing as Microsoft employees have scammed two Alexandra residents out of thousands of dollars, the New Zealand Police have reported.

Central District Police have launched their own Facebook page in an effort to engage and connect with communities.

Veteran IT journalist Randal Jackson has passed away. Pat Pilcher recounts his memories of one of technology journalism's legendary characters.

An emergency 111 smartphone app is being developed in a joint venture between the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment and the NZ Police.

West Auckland schools adopt SelectaDNA to slash thefts by 38%, BNZ and partners drive notable drop in burglaries with forensic tech.

The New Zealand Police are warning Kiwis against responding to a text message about a vital transaction from a bank in London.

Safer Internet Day is celebrated worldwide to encourage the safe and positive use of the internet and digital technologies among children and young people.

We take a look at Uber's short yet controversial history that has led to a Government review on how taxi and private hire services operate.

Canterbury Police warn after a local boy was threatened by a Facebook user for refusing to send naked photos. Investigations ongoing.

Pat Pilcher caught up with Ray Owen, the new head of ANZ for Nokia to chat about the future of mobile networks.

The New Zealand Transport Agency has chosen Unisys as the prime system integrator to modernise the national crash analysis system (CAS).

The New Zealand Police, with Vodafone New Zealand, have opened a Mobility Innovation Lab and Experience Centre.

New Zealand Police is targeting more productivity gains in one of the world's biggest deployments of handheld smart devices, working on new applica.

NZ Police enhance communication with a nationwide tech overhaul, boosting efficiency with video calls and mobile tech for frontline service.

Internet MANA promises to set up inquiry into New Zealand's intelligence agencies, focusing on oversight and surveillance.

Wynyard Group allies with NZ Police to revolutionise crime-fighting via a high-tech partnership, eyeing global impact.

Wynyard technology will be used to support New Zealand's first sex offender register, the Child Protection Offender Register.

Wynyard Group opens Asia Pacific Operation Centre in Sydney, supporting growth and new contracts in the region.

Prime Minister John Key urged to explain political pressure on Kim Dotcom's residency application. Opposition claims National government interfering.