Huawei has signed a deal with Russian telecoms firm MTS to develop 5G technology in that country.

A chain of 60 satellites visible from New Zealand this morning are the first step in a plan from Elon Musk to provide cheap, high-speed internet to the world.

The government has released details of how it intends to tax large online multinational companies like Facebook, Google, Uber and Airbnb.

iTunes is to be replaced by Apple Music, Apple Podcasts and Apple TV, the company confirmed at its annual developer conference.

Mediawatch: A recent academic study has found that media reports were the main cause of an increase in people experiencing adverse side effects following a Pharmac switch from a branded anti-depressant to a generic one – not the switch itself.

Māori Television has appointed its acting chief executive Shane Taurima, a veteran broadcaster and former Māori Party candidate, to permanently take over the role.

Opinion – Hacking comes in many forms, explains Paul Brislen, but clarity on whether Treasury was compromised from without or within will take time.

It named no names, but the much-anticipated report into bullying in Parliament did lift the lid on people turning the place toxic. Journalists there are part of the problem, according to the report, but there wasn’t a lot about that in the media.

Huawei New Zealand says the phone-maker is looking at contingencies and the longer-term impact of restrictions on its access to US technology.

Google has blocked Chinese phone maker Huawei from some updates to the Android operating system. The BBC’s Leo Kelion looks at how this will affect users with existing Huawei handsets.