Covid mindset inspires guide to make homes better - Superhome Movement

COVID MINDSET INSPIRES GUIDE TO MAKE HOMES BETTER FOR ALL NEW ZEALANDERS

Usually it takes up to 18 months for a building industry guide to be put together.

For a Covid-inspired group of design professionals, (all volunteers), it took just seven months.

Charity set for global impact following Tech for Good award - Sustainable Coastlines

Sustainable Coastlines has won the Tech for Good Award at the 2020 Sustainable Business Awards held on 19 November, in a continuation of triumphs this year for its innovative and trail-blazing programme, Litter Intelligence.

Catalyst Cloud launches first kiwi Managed Database Service

Setting up and managing databases just got easier with the launch of Catalyst Cloud’s Managed Database Service in Tech Preview.

Greens announce plan to close digital divide and support high-tech industries

The Green Party has today outlined plans to address the digital divide and support New Zealand’s high-tech sectors.

Green Party Co-leader, James Shaw made the announcement on a visit to Springload, one of New Zealand’s leading digital agencies.

Cloud web hosting solution used by Australian Government now available in NZ - Good Sense

The cloud web hosting solution used by the Australian Government’s whole of government digital platform, GovCMS, is now available for kiwi companies of all sizes and government-related agencies, with the announcement today that global cloud managed web hosting service provider, amazee.io, and N

'GovHack challenges hackers to assist in recovery and encourage resilience'

From 14 - 16 of August, teams of hackers in Australia and New Zealand will be participating in GovHack.

New exhibition maps racialised over-policing and law changes in NZ - University of Auckland

An exhibition capturing instances of racialised human rights violations in New Zealand though interactive mapping, initiated by Pacific architectural researcher Dr Karamia Muller, University of Auckland, has opened at the Adam Art Gallery/ Te Pātaka Toi.

'New UC technology doubling ventilator capacity could save many patients'

A simple, low-cost technology developed by University of Canterbury (UC) engineers could save thousands of patients’ lives around the world by doubling the capacity of ventilators in hospital intensive care units, boosting their capacity to treat surges of Covid-19 patients during outbreaks.