New Zealand Open Source Awards sold out

As a key sponsor, Catalyst is delighted that the 2018 New Zealand Open Source Awards (NZOSA), to be held tonight, have sold out.

A capacity crowd will gather, and learn the award winners, at a gala dinner at The Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa on Tuesday 23 October 2018.

Catalyst delighted to support the NZ Open Source Awards

Catalyst is delighted to again support the New Zealand Open Source Awards (NZOSA) that are being run for the seventh time in 2018. The winners will be announced at a Gala dinner at The Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa on Tuesday 23 October 2018.

Eat My Lunch reaches millionth milestone with the help of ClearPoint

One million lunches have been delivered to kids in need with the help of ClearPoint

New Zealand social enterprise, Eat My Lunch is celebrating the delivery of one million lunches to kids who would otherwise go hungry at lunchtime.

Six international blockchain experts to speak in Auckland

Blockworks has lined up six of the best from the world of blockchain for its conference on Friday 12th October speaking on topics ranging from how blockchain can power smart cities to supporting digital identity, and the finance, transport and services sectors.

iomob and Centrality announce joint venture

Centrality, the Asia Pacific blockchain venture studio, has announced a new joint venture with iomob, a pioneer in decentralised urban mobility.

Addressing key aspects of the IGIS 2018/19 work programme

The Inspector-General of Intelligence and Security has published an unclassified version of her office’s work programme for the next year to update the public about the inquiries and reviews she is undertaking to ensure the intelligence and security agencies are acting lawfully and properly.