New Zealand (NZ) stories
Fujifilm wins 'Reseller Growth Partner of the Year' at the 2023 DocuSign Awards, recognising eSignature technology growth.
Ingram Micro and Microsoft have kickstarted the IMpact Program, an initiative to digitally empower Australasian NFPs.
At its sixth annual Purely Technical conference, Pure Storage honoured top system engineers across Australia and New Zealand.
Zitcha partners with tyresales to revolutionise retail media networks, enhancing ad campaigns using valuable data.
Logitech International unveils Casa Pop-Up Desk, a compact, foldaway hybrid solution that can transform any workspace.
Red Bird Ventures fuels New Zealand fintech Akahu by leading a $1.4 million investment round for the open banking revolution.
QAwerk, a Ukrainian software testing agency, launches Overnight Testing services for faster product development.
Acronis, the data protection company, discusses their position in Australia and New Zealand in TechDay's 10-Minute IT Jams.
The report says Cyclone Gabrielle exposed how failures in power, water and communications can cascade across New Zealand's critical networks.
New research says the model could help low-income families and key workers secure homes for generations in Aotearoa New Zealand.
Brake's annual awards in Auckland have honoured firms and individuals cutting crashes and emissions from work vehicles across Australasia.
TAIC says the near miss exposed gaps in KiwiRail procedures, after a bus crossed 12 metres ahead of a locomotive in Christchurch.
Ngāti Hine Health Trust’s redesigned offices have gained a Bronze Pin and finalist nods after adding 1,000m² of whānau services in Whangārei.
A missing emergency stop and poor cleaning procedures left a worker without an arm, prompting a GBP £297,000 fine for Dunlop Drymix.
X, formerly known as Twitter, is set to charge new users in New Zealand and the Philippines an annual fee of $1 to combat spam and bot accounts.
Australians are expected to tighten their belts this Christmas, with 65% planning to spend less and buy fewer gifts, a new report finds.
A $24.8 billion roads and public transport plan could give builders more certainty and lift jobs, commerce and regional growth.
Incorrect fitting is driving premature bearing failures, raising downtime and safety risks across industries that cannot afford stoppages.
A weaker New Zealand dollar is helping lure North American buyers, with one investor already eyeing NZD $50 million for local businesses.
Buyers and sellers are returning to the market as September sales rose 5.1% year-on-year and homes sold in fewer days, REINZ said.