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The Lightning Lab has announced the digital startups that will take part in the Lightning Lab 2016 Auckland Programme and the Wellington XX Programme.

Elisha Fleming, an 18-year-old entrepreneur, has developed Intrude A Lock, a device that monitors checked luggage for tampering.

As cloud computing continues to take the IT business landscape by storm, the way SMBs consume tech and how they compete in the market will change.

KotahiNet aims to build New Zealand's first commercial platform for the Internet of Things, disrupting daily life.

Flick disrupts power industry with customer-centric approach, offering electricity at wholesale spot price plus commission.

Hot on the tail of releasing a slew of new education features with iOS 9.3, Apple has acquired LearnSprout, an education technology start-up.

UNICEF has announced the launch of an Innovation Fund that will enable Kiwi tech start-ups to help improve the lives of vulnerable children.

Publons revolutionizes peer review process while providing credit to reviewers, attracting significant investment.

NZTech and Canterbury Software Cluster sign agreement to boost tech sector in New Zealand. Collaboration to drive growth.

Employers in the IT industry dominate the latest figures, with a net 40.7% looking to increase or maintain permanent headcount across main cities.

Timely provides really simple cloud-based appointment booking aimed personal service businesses like hairdressers, massage therapists, and personal trainers.

Ooooby makes it easy to create local fresh food marketplaces that source food from local growers, and deliver to local consumers.

Vodafone NZ launches accelerator programme to help Kiwi start-ups go global. 10 companies to be chosen for first round.

New Zealand dominates Deloitte's Technology Fast 500 Asia Pacific Index, with a record 54 Kiwi companies making the list.

Syngency, a cloud-based system for talent agencies, is set to raise investment in early 2016 after rapid growth this year.

The StartUp Show is heading to Auckland and Wellington to showcase the best upcoming start-ups in each region.

Winners of the DigMyIdea challenge have been announced, with ideas range from financial education software to a socializing app.

Doctor-turned-entrepreneur Jack Newberry has built a business in just 54 hours at Startup Weekend, solving a key problem in hospital patient care.

Open Polytechnic has launched iQualify, a platform that enables courseware designers to create online educational content.

The University of Waikato and Waikato Students' Union (WSU) have launched a new initiative with a focus on entrepreneurship and innovation.