Techweek 17, the biggest festival of tech events in New Zealand, begins tomorrow, featuring 258 events across 27 towns. #Techweek17.
Teachers across New Zealand are being invited to attend hands-on workshops to prepare for next year's digital technology curriculum changes.
The feature will let small businesses on Xero see the credit risk of their potential customers, suppliers and partners.
Cambium Networks' PMP 450m is being deployed by Scorch Communications to bring wireless connectivity to customers in New Zealand's Canterbury region.
Now in its third year running, there is $10,000 cash to be won to help kick-start social enterprises - last year was an online NCEA tutorial platform.
Fuji Xerox New Zealand has entered the digital label printing market with the help of a partnership with specialist Durst Industrial Services.
New Zealand clients will gain 24/7 support for revolving doors and security entrances after Boon Edam struck a nationwide partnership with Commercial and Industrial Doors.
Safety gains for autonomous and connected cars are on offer as Australia trials satellite-based positioning across the road industry.
Meal planning for type 2 diabetes could become easier, as an app now forecasts how specific foods may affect blood sugar levels.
Banqer received the Economic Citizenship Education Award at the Global Inclusion Awards ceremony in Berlin, a first for NZ companies.
Jumping spiders imported to NZ for cutting-edge robotics research at Canterbury University may revolutionise technology.
New Zealand prisons are implementing secure computer suites to give prisoners access to online learning and develop IT skills.
Duo's Kendra Ross outlines the opportunities for resellers in the wake of the distributor's exclusive distribution deal with McAfee.
Techweek 17: Media Design School offers New Zealanders a free chance to explore the integration of emerging tech in indigenous art and design.
From virtual reality marvels to instant mobile banking, our daily tech wonders deserve more appreciation as we cruise into an automated future.
According to Kobo, you can take the Aura H20 wherever you go as it has a number of features to allow you to enjoy it anywhere.
A direct hit on the capital could cost New Zealand about USD $29 billion and trigger wider economic damage, Deloitte warns.
Deloitte says a direct 7.8 magnitude quake beneath Wellington could inflict a NZD $29 billion blow, with billions in damage and lost jobs.
The anniversary has sharpened calls for stronger rules on earthquake-prone buildings, after engineers warned facade failures can kill in a Wellington quake.
Removal firms face a deadline as current certificates expire before new asbestos licences become mandatory on 4 April 2018.
