A builder was left unable to work for a year after a 300 kg bundle of weatherboards fell from height in a timber yard.
Auckland Council, Veolia and Dobbe have been fined after poor communication over truck maintenance led to the death of 19-year-old Jane Devonshire.
PlayStation NZ was kind enough to invite Netguide to chat with the Senior Producer for Horizon: Zero Dawn, Joel Eschler.
Recognition for a 32-year rail safety career has gone to Robert Lupton, whose work has shaped standards across New Zealand's network.
Auckland commuters could gain a faster cross-city link as the project’s first major tunnel and station contracts are now being sought.
Drivers are unlikely to face major queues, with the new ramp signals expected to operate only when needed to keep Auckland traffic flowing safely.
Customers were exposed to a banned nail glue linked to headaches and skin irritation after an Auckland salon admitted safety breaches and was fined AUD $13,500.
A new report reveals 50% of Kiwis admit they need to up their digital skills to guarantee their spot in the future workforce.
InternetNZ calls for thorough vetting of the impending Vodafone-Sky merger decision, backing a potential delay.
Spark seeks High Court halt to Vodafone-Sky deal, citing need for 'natural justice' and consumer protection before merger proceeds.
Cyber attacks are predicted to be the biggest threat to New Zealand this year, according to a survey by Marsh.
The New Zealand branches of Synnex and Computergate have inked a deal to bring extended warranties to Intel NUC products.
Synology's NAS solution has boosted speed for New Zealand's Waikato Chiefs rugby team, facilitating quicker access to game footage for analysis.
Telecommunications Users Association of New Zealand welcomes opportunity to have a say on proposed changes to Telecommunications Act.
Microsoft has extended the submission period for the tenth annual Microsoft New Zealand Partner Awards 2017 following demand from resellers.
New Zealand CEOs concerned about technology skills shortage and rise of technological risks, according to PwC survey.
Urban redevelopment could move three to five years faster under proposed legislation aimed at easing Auckland’s housing and infrastructure pressures.
The reopened rail link would restore TranzAlpine passenger trips and freight traffic after a 300-hectare fire damaged bridges and signalling.
Workers in Arctic and desert sites can now use insulated emergency showers that meet ANSI and OSHA standards in extreme conditions.
Mark Verbiest and Simon Moutter address Spark's financial results for the half-year ending 31st December 2016.
