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LogRhythm: cybersecurity firm excelling in behaviour analytics and automation, with a focus on the Asia-Pacific market.
PagerDuty was born from the idea that software development and operations could work together. PagerDuty's Abhijit Pendyal explains.
Tradify CEO Michael Steckler discusses how the job management solution is streamlining processes for tradespeople in TechDay's latest IT Jam.
New Zealanders are being urged to tighten account security as attacks rise, with simple steps helping to reduce the risk of theft and identity fraud.
New qualifications could ease a shortage of facilities managers, after employers said they struggle to find local candidates.
Residents and businesses could soon see smarter lighting, bins and parking as Spark’s 5G rollout supports IoT across Auckland’s CBD.
Public safety was put at risk when poorly planned excavation brought down a power pole in Wellington, prompting fines for two men.
Lower migration losses are still propping up housing demand, though CoreLogic says border closures will eventually curb population growth.
He will oversee major incident response, victim services and coronial work as WorkSafe targets repeated harm patterns at source.
A new report warns rising temperatures, melting glaciers and sea levels could reshape the country unless emissions fall quickly.
House sales jumped to a 42-month high in September, with low borrowing costs and scarce listings driving record prices nationwide.
Bidders are under pressure to show local benefits, safety gains and clear evidence of capability as major projects become ever more competitive.
Auckland’s central city is set to benefit from the $5b City Rail Link, with property values, investment and demand for quality offices holding up.
Employers may need to rewrite drug policies, though experts say existing health and safety rules already cover impairment at work.
Auckland faces heavier truck delays and rising costs unless ministers urgently assess whether a new harbour crossing is needed by 2030.
Steep terrain, machinery and a child’s death have prompted investigations after four farm fatalities in New Zealand this month.
New planning laws may still fail to fix housing shortages and infrastructure gaps unless councils and agencies get more capacity and funding.
Researchers are testing whether structural insulated panels can speed up builds, cut costs and meet New Zealand’s earthquake standards.
Nationwide property values rose 0.8% in September as low rates and scarce listings kept demand firm despite the economic downturn.
A collapsing tripod tank has left a fuel driver seriously hurt, prompting regulators to warn farmers to inspect ageing farm fuel stores.