New info display technology trialled at Hamilton bus stops

Bus commuters in Hamilton may have noticed something a bit different at a few bus stops lately with the installation of graphic display signs at five bus stops around town.

A beginner's guide to Bitcoin

MyGold recently debuted a cryptocurrency trading service that has delighted customers far and wide. The trading service empowers traders to execute transactions with cryptocurrencies such as the blockchain-based bitcoin. There has been plenty of discussion about this cryptocurrency.

Catalyst announces Open Knowledge business unit

We’re pleased to announce a new, joined-up approach to learning and knowledge at Catalyst.

We’re passionate about learning, so we’ve decided to bring together our expertise in learning, library management, open data and archives to create a new Open Knowledge business unit.

MBIE launches online housing market dashboard

The Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment today released the Urban Development Capacity Dashboard - a one-stop, open-source tool of housing market indicators such as prices and rents, the number building consents granted relative to the growth in population; and the recently released Ho

Qrious launches data platform for New Zealand organisations

Qrious launches Qonnect, a scalable, high performance big data platform for New Zealand organisations.

Qrious becomes first NZ Managed Service Provider for Cloudera

Qrious - the big data and analytics software business owned by Spark NZ - announced today it has become the first Managed Service Provider in New Zealand for global data management and analytics heavyweight, Cloudera.

Deep web awash with benefits for businesses - expert

The deep web has a sinister reputation but New Zealand businesses can gain valuable insights and positive advantages from using it, says a visiting British cybercrime expert.

Non-invasive joint implant diagnostics - the missing link

Research on early detection of wear and tear of hip joint implants is set to make significant new progress following an infusion of funding.

Chlorine added to water in Lower Hutt

People in Lower Hutt who normally receive unchlorinated drinking water may notice a slight smell and taste of chlorine in their water from this afternoon.

Double the quota campaign brings telethon zest back to earthquake street

The earthquake cordon is down on Tory St, the election year has begun and it is time to dig deep to welcome more refugees to New Zealand.