Critics say the reform could lift housing and infrastructure costs by stripping councils of planning powers and deepening court battles.
Data Centre 220 is working with Xtreme Networks to provide customers with unmatched data sovereignty and geographic diversity.
Doctors and public health experts say AI should be paused until tougher rules are in place, warning of surveillance, lethal weapons and job losses.
Job-seekers can now gain entry-level trade skills in months as BCITO and Waihanga Ara Rau roll out five new construction micro-credentials.
A long-awaited overhaul of New Zealand’s most used building contract is intended to cut disputes and improve fairness across the sector.
Action1 Corporation is looking to add vulnerability discovery and prioritisation based on IT asset value to its patch management capabilities.
Bluetti sent over its AC180 Portable Power Station to test out. Techday's Darren Price puts the unit through its paces.
The Computer Aided Design (CAD) market continues to be driven by the needs of manufacturers in response to macroeconomic trends.
With New Zealand facing a $210 billion infrastructure deficit, the lobby is urging wider use of private capital and reforms to local funding.
Rising costs, weather disruption and labour shortages are squeezing builders, with insolvencies already mounting across Australia.
Severe weather, Covid and inflation are worsening New Zealand’s infrastructure, emergency readiness and cost of living, with repairs set to take years.
The new schemes have already cut tonnes of CO2 in Auckland and are set to widen Toyota NZ's decarbonisation push beyond cars.
Wellington City Council faces a NZD $6 million repair bill after 17,000 LED streetlights proved unsafe in strong winds.
The integration of TeamViewer Frontline augmented reality (AR) into SAP digital manufacturing will optimise manufacturing performance on the shop floor.
Mana whenua still lack influence over water services boards, despite revised reforms keeping shared decision-making in place across 10 regional entities.
PTC is hosting its annual LiveWorx event in May, marking the first time the event has been held in person since before the COVID-19 pandemic.
Cyclone Gabrielle has deepened New Zealand's infrastructure shortfall, as officials say public funding alone cannot cover a NZD $210 billion gap.
Offshore wind could help bridge Australia’s huge clean-power gap, with grid demand set to double by 2050 under net zero plans.
Building an inclusive and integrated data system for informed policy and improved service delivery in New Zealand Government Sector.
New Zealand’s infrastructure deficit of USD $210 billion will face fresh scrutiny as Nick Leggett takes charge of the sector body on 24 April.
