New Zealand IT security specialists SSS are hosting an event to discuss the future of cybersecurity on 11 February in Wellington.
Softsource to acquire Christchurch-based cloud service provider vBridge, expanding its hybrid cloud services nationwide.
Up to 30 percent of Wellington’s drinking water is lost to leaks, prompting a unanimous council push for urgent infrastructure upgrades.
New Zealand home values rose 2.2% in January as tight supply and low rates drove a rebound in Christchurch, Auckland and Queenstown.
Nintex and Datacom partner to support document automation for New Zealand organisations, focusing on Salesforce Practice.
GCSB awards Women in STEM scholarships to three recipients, supporting their careers in science and technology.
Apple NZ reports healthy revenue and modest profit in 2020, with revenue reaching $965.5m and a profit of $23.3m.
New Zealand's tech sector is struggling to find skilled staff, hindering the country's economy, according to a survey by NZTech.
A Dunedin court has fined a plumbing firm and its director after a bathroom heater installation caused a 12-year-old boy’s carbon monoxide death.
Public consultation begins on a draft plan that says faster action is needed if Aotearoa is to stay within its climate targets.
Possible tighter rules could curb investor demand as mortgaged buyers regain a 27% share of the housing market, CoreLogic says.
Workplace injuries are less likely if users follow simple blade-safety steps, from keeping focused and cutting away to storing knives securely.
The NZX has been criticized by the FMA for being ill-prepared for cyber-attacks and outages, failing to meet its obligations as a market operator.
The ban is set to tighten fire safety in multi-storey buildings and may pressure other Australian states to follow Victoria’s lead.
Clean energy stocks may stutter in 2021 even as investment, EV sales and solar and wind capacity all hit fresh records.
Poor ventilation in crowded buildings can raise airborne infection risks, with researchers urging urgent upgrades to protect workers and students.
A worker’s lack of scaffold experience left him with life-changing injuries after being asked to rebuild the platform, a court heard.
The Office of the Privacy Commissioner has awarded First AML a Privacy Trust Mark for its anti-money laundering platform.
Additional public and transitional homes will be targeted at regional centres where demand has surged ahead of supply, worsening rents and overcrowding.
A Manawatu dairy farmer has been ordered to pay a fine after repeatedly blocking inspectors, despite WorkSafe's warning that cooperation is mandatory.
