New Zealand (NZ) stories
Workers have walked out for 48 hours after union claims wages have lagged behind soaring demand and a GBP £70 million revenue stream.
Employers face fresh staffing risks as phased border openings may speed departures and delay the return of skilled migrants.
Critical services can keep close contacts at work, easing staff shortages as New Zealand’s Omicron response begins on Wednesday.
Techweek Aotearoa 2022 submissions are now open for live and hybrid events promoting tech innovation and collaboration in New Zealand.
A Chemtrec survey finds 28% of firms under-prioritise chemical emergency response, as most lack C-suite oversight and regular drills.
Labour shortages and supply bottlenecks are pushing New Zealand construction inflation to one of the OECD’s highest levels.
NortonLifeLock research reveals alarming rise in online tracking and security threats in New Zealand, with 6,327,788 cyber threats blocked in Q4 2021.
Rising rates and tighter lending rules are likely to cool demand, with CoreLogic warning some fixed-rate borrowers could soon see repayments double.
The operator’s failure to register and train staff properly has left it facing liquidation after being fined GBP £595,000 over two tourist deaths.
Motorists could face higher pump prices as New Zealand's sustainable biofuels mandate aims to curb transport emissions from April 2023.
Builders face stricter site controls, from masked public interactions to work bubbles and tracing records, as New Zealand shifts to Red.
Employers must manage fresh safety risks as young workers are barred from hazardous tasks, machinery and some night shifts.
The capital will use a US$1 million grant to expand its Digital Twin, helping planners test climate adaptation options over three years.
WorkSafe says a quarry worker suffered a fractured rib and leg stitches after a 2.1m fall from a ladder, and will miss 14 days.
First-home buyers are feeling the pinch as tighter lending rules help push New Zealand’s median house price down 1.6% in December.
IT supply chain attacks are on the rise, with up to 40% of breaches originating from weak supply chains. It's time for organisations to wake up to the risks.
Government buyers and contractors gain new procurement guidance aimed at boosting jobs, cutting waste and lifting long-term public value.
Jabra's managing director ANZ, David Piggott, discusses the importance of quality communication technology in our first IT Jam. #TechDay.
Paessler's VP for Asia Pacific talks about leveraging PRTG technology to enhance network monitoring and prevent IT infrastructure issues.
SubQuery's James Bayly discusses the company's work in decentralisation tech and its impact on network infrastructure in the Asia-Pacific region.