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Canterbury is one of New Zealand's strong up-and-coming tech hubs, according to Canterbury Tech, the industry body for Christchurch tech companies.More

Wellington has immense value to the tech sector and will become more important as IT influence extends beyond the enterprise, WREDA says.More

There is a need to teach teachers how to bring technology into the classroom, not as a specialist subject, but as a method of teaching all subjects.More

The summit brings together two facets of education technology, both of which will have an impact on the economy and the future for NZ students.More

The booming education technology market will be under the microscope at a NZTech education technology summit in July.More

The NZTech Advanced Technology Summit 2016 is drawing near, and it aims to bring the dynamics of education technology (Edtech) to Auckland.More

The New Zealand Government is launching a new global impact visa that is designed to encourage entrepreneurs to set up shop in this country.More

“This is quite an outstanding example of the tech sector and schools working together to stimulate interest in technology."More

"Vietnam could be a gold mine for New Zealand. What makes NZ one of the better choices is that we are one of the most innovative western countries."More

“As leaders in technology, the opportunities for us to shape, develop and grow new New Zealand markets seem limitless."More

“The Govt understands these services need to be transformed in order to improve productivity and they appreciate technology is the way to solve it."More

Virtual and augmented reality, start-up competitions, youth events and a showcase of Kiwi innovation heroes will feature in the inaugural Techweek AKLMore

NZTech is leading by example with the appointment of two new - female - board members, including its first internship to add a younger representation.More

"It is vital for New Zealand’s economic future that women participate fully in technology."More

A major government and tech industry summit will be held in the Te Papa museum, with the aim of seeing how these two sectors can can work together.More

NZTech is bringing together the leaders and CIOs across government to collaborate and share innovative ways they have partnered with the tech sector.More

"The alliance is focused on the fast-growing national technology sector, and is about combining and working together to ensure strong growth."More

The biggest impact from tech will come as other parts of the economy find ways to use technologies such as cloud, big data, mobility and 3D printing.More

"Regardless of whether it is reducing crime or enabling easier interactions with the government, better use of technology is the critical enabler."More

Technology isn’t enough to counter security threats, with Kiwi companies needing to harness behavioural changes in order to protect the businesses.More

NZTech is calling on all Kiwi tech players to help solve the issue of a lack of women in technology, with a summit set to form tangible outcomes.More

NZTech's new board features a number of new faces, including some from Hewlett-Packard Enterprise Services and Spark.More

New Zealand is ‘woefully behind’ other countries when it comes to technology and missing ‘a lot’ of opportunities. While individual technology companies are going well, as a nation ‘we still lack a lot of awareness around technology’.More

"The Board is very excited to have him on board to lead this next phase of NZTech’s evolution".More