Questions were in a bid to understand how the search algorithms work.
The service costs up to $40 a flight currently.
The emotional clip was originally produced by Greenpeace.
"This is not sex, this has nothing to do with reality," Tracey Martin says.
The streaming service has fixed the site after it went offline on Wednesday afternoon.
Sticks 'n' Stones are aiming to train students ways to combat online bullies.
Seven Sharp's Tim Wilson did some research, via Google of course.
Played by more than 40 million people worldwide, some are concerned the survival game has an addictive nature.
The trial involves more than 100 households in Naenae.
There are concerns the episode will stoke "unreasonable" fears of radiation after the 2011 nuclear disaster.
The Government wants compulsory age verification on such sites.
An 8GB HD movie over the 4G network currently takes about 7 minutes at average speeds, Spark said, while the same movie over the 5G network would be streamed in less than 10 seconds.
The National MP shared a story on French consent laws.
The Privacy Commissioner met with the social media giant in the US.
The company was found to have not been honest to the public.
The German-born tech mogul asked the Court of Appeal to overturn a decision approving his extradition, but was today turned down.
The question was asked in the House but pertained by Moa's lighthearted online show.
In an emotional video, she also discussed her body image issues.
Hawke's Bay Police have reported a stark increase in the number of images being shared in the region.
Three-thousand volunteers are wanted.
Some firms are asking customers to review privacy policies or re-subscribe to their mailing lists.
Netflix said the Obamas would make "a diverse mix of content," potentially including scripted and unscripted series, documentaries or features.
Sarah Huckabee Sanders labelled it "fake news".
From October to December alone, Facebook disabled nearly 1.3 billion accounts.
Bradford spoke about the emotional impact of cyber-bulling in her job, on The Inside Word on TVNZ's Duke channel.
Sopoaga caused quite a stir with Cleveland fans.
Internet NZ CEO said most Kiwis think benefits outweigh negatives of internet use.
The pair behind Pipi Ma spoke with TVNZ1’s Breakfast today.
The Kiwi musician let everyone know she'll still be on TVNZ.
Security experts are urging the public to be vigilant.
