“We’re committed to ongoing infrastructure investment across New Zealand, and that means more jobs right across the country."More

“The Council has not considered the implications of changing land use on education in the area, where schools are already bursting at the seams.”More

More New Zealanders are accessing free government data, according to new figures from Land Information New Zealand Data Service. More

“This is a sign of continued commitment to future-proofing our stories and history, and ensuring all of us can access material from the archives."More

“Wynyard’s technology is used across the world and we are delighted that the Thai Government has chosen to use it to help tackle corruption"More

“Digital transformation is a journey. There’s a lot more governments can learn from the experience of other industries."More

“New Zealand is not immune from global trends. “Changes in technology and the advent of global supply chains will result in significant job losses."More

Fujitsu has partnered up with Microsoft to create a new Government unified communications service based on Skype for Business.More

The Unlocking Curious Minds programme is part of the Government’s plan to encourage all Kiwis to become engaged with science and technology.More

“It’s a new year and it’s time for the National Government to be bold and be brave. Kiwi women are counting on them.”More

“The Internet of Things will have a substantial impact on virtually all aspects of business and society in the coming decades."More

“Although many threats loom, security professionals have an arsenal of new countermeasures. This year we start changing the playing field."More

The New Zealand Government is supporting the growth of small to medium enterprises (SMEs) with an extension on its Regional Business Partner programmeMore

OMGTech! says the Youth Leadership programme has been designed to help New Zealand create a strong pipeline of future leaders in the technical space.More

“Small and medium businesses need to take steps to protect their online records as much as they keep their buildings and physical assets safe."More

“There is not much point in having an agile IT unit if your procurement, recruitment, and budgeting processes still take months."More

“The pace of change and emergence of complex threats mean constant vigilance is required. By refreshing the action plan we will keep up with threats."More

“Keeping the balance between possible risks and benefits to citizens will be no mean feat: it could prove a stumbling block for digital government."More

It has been revealed that Snapper, the kiwi developed contactless payment card used throughout the Wellington region, could end up being replaced. More

“Our goal is to provide information that’s easy to find, access and use. The user experience is at the centre of everything we do.”More

"Regardless of whether it is reducing crime or enabling easier interactions with the government, better use of technology is the critical enabler."More

Under the Unlocking Curious Minds contestable fund pilot the NZ Government hopes to engage more young Kiwis with science and technology.More

“It has obviously been a period of significant change for many local councils across ANZ, however their leaders remain very optimistic and focused."More

"The move to eGovt channels to deliver services to New Zealanders offers many benefits, but have also created new data vulnerabilities to be managed."More