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Spark and Icehouse will run free nationwide AI and productivity workshops to help New Zealand SMEs lift performance and overcome tech barriers.

Meadow Fresh launches a fantasy league where real New Zealand cows earn points via smart-collar data, with NZD $20,000 up for grabs.

Beware AI-assisted scams going after your heart and then your wallet.

ASA unveils tougher 2026 rules on health ads, targeting vulnerable audiences, stricter claims, and tighter control of online testimonials.

Wellington startup Dcentrica has unveiled Metaport, a platform giving digital agencies real-time visibility of security and maintenance risk.

Auckland agency Pead launches GEO service to help brands influence how AI tools like ChatGPT, Copilot and Gemini answer consumer queries.

Crimson Education names former New Zealand prime minister Sir John Key chair as it accelerates global expansion and ramps up AI-driven growth.

As we step into a new year, I feel incredibly optimistic about the future we are building together, one where balance, equity, and opportunity for women in tech continue to grow stronger in Aotearoa New Zealand. The post Let’s keep the momentum going: what’s coming up appeared first on Tech New Zealand.

We’re officially back into the rhythm of 2026, and I hope everyone enjoyed a well‑earned break. It’s going to be a big year for us, and we’re already moving at pace. The post 2026 is underway: Summit, BIO USA + ambassadors appeared first on Tech New Zealand.

Trade Me Property debuts a ChatGPT app that lets New Zealand home hunters search live listings via conversational prompts and an interactive map.

This week, the internet’s front and centre. Safer Internet Day 2026 is tomorrow and it’s a timely reminder to pause and reflect on how we look after ourselves and each other … Continue reading "🔒Building a safer online Aotearoa" The post 🔒Building a safer online Aotearoa appeared first on Tech New Zealand.

Meadow Fresh has launched Fantasy Herd, a Kiwi cow-based fantasy league using live farm data, with players chasing a NZD $20,000 prize.