Key pointsOnChain Education, founded by UC students, is an edtech startup transforming how blockchain is taught, replacing theory-heavy lectures with a safe, simulation-based learning platform.

By University of Canterbury
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The cyber security breach at privately run Manage My Health is a chilling reminder of how the Government blundered in cutting the jobs of many IT experts safeguarding the public health system.

By PSA
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One New Zealand backs up support crews, management, and volunteers working on the One NZ GODZONE event in Marlborough this week by supplying a vital phone communication network with One NZ Satellite TXT.

By GODZone Adventure Race
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Fears about AI‑powered scams are changing how New Zealanders interact online, with three in five Kiwis now checking communications and links more carefully, and 7% even setting up safe words with family and friends to guard against voice‑cloning scams, according to new BNZ research.

By BNZ
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As reported by Radio New Zealand on 18 November at the handover of the B416 petition at Parliament, Education Minister Erica Stanford said, "Social media companies love bans, because they know that kids will get around the bans and continue using it anyway, and they don't have to change their behaviour.

By Amnesty International Aotearoa New Zealand
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UK Correspondent: Peter Minkoff Artificial intelligence (AI) has evolved in recent years from a sci-fi idea to a useful instrument that is revolutionizing industries all over the world.

By Media PA
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Police Minister Mark Mitchell has, Friday, announced a capability boost for New Zealand’s emergency services to help them find people who are at risk by rapidly locating their mobile device.

By Telecommunications Forum
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Businesses are increasingly asking whether artificial intelligence (AI) can effectively manage and qualify incoming leads.

By The Web Guys
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By University of Canterbury
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Artificial intelligence could deepen inequality and create ‘AI-poverty traps’ in developing nations, write economists Dr Asha Sundaram and Dr Dennis Wesselbaum in their paper ‘Economic development reloaded: the AI revolution in developing nations’.

By University of Auckland
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The off-season is the perfect window to take stock of your farm's equipment—and your refrigeration systems should be at the top of the list.

By Media PA
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Christchurch — Civix is leading the way in transforming civil engineering in New Zealand with its innovative AI-driven technology, Level AI.

By Fabric Digital
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The annual privacy survey of New Zealanders was released today during Privacy Week 2025.

By Privacy Commissioner
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Lower Hutt — Innovative AI technology is making Hutt City Council’s Tupua Horo Nuku seawall and shared path worksite safer for workers, pedestrians and motorists.

By Hutt City Council
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Workers are openly using generative AI to complete day-to-day tasks and recognise that learning and enhancing AI skills related to their role is necessary for future career success.

By Robert Half
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A new PSA survey on the use of AI by public and community service workers reveals widespread use of the technology without effective guardrails, training or supports being put in place.

By PSA
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Chorus has announced plans to turn off the copper network nationwide by the end of 2026.

By Pacific GSM
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Air New Zealand and Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), a global leader in IT services, consulting, and business solutions, have signed a five-year partnership deal in Mumbai today, agreeing to explore opportunities for digital transformation, innovation, and operational efficiency within the airline industry.

By Air New Zealand
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The holidays are a magical time of year—a season for relaxation, celebration, and quality time with loved ones.

By Computer Repair Specialists
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Cybersecurity's rich past is studded with memorable milestones, where Encryption's earliest champions - think the ingenious Caesar cipher and its powerful successor, the Enigma machine - worked tirelessly to shield confidential communications from prying eyes.

By Brendan John Wilde
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OfficeMax has equipped 40 of its Auckland distribution centre (DC) workers with the latest high-tech, wearable scanning technology to increase productivity in time for the company’s busiest period.

By OfficeMax
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Consumer NZ and the Commerce Commission encourage mobile providers to be more proactive in helping users choose the right plan.

By Consumer NZ
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