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September 16

InternetNZ plays host to APNIC 58

We were involved in lots of great sessions throughout the conference and are pleased to bring you this blog highlighting some of our exciting work.

September 16

A kōrero with Elle Archer from Te Ao Matihiko

We sat down to kōrero with Elle Archer, Executive Board Chair of Te Ao Matihiko, and recently named Inspiring Individual 2024.

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August 22

NetHui postponed until 2025

InternetNZ has made the difficult decision to postpone NetHui until 2025.

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August 12

The Global Digital Compact: a concerning process

InternetNZ has been engaging with other technical operators as A Technical Community Coalition for Multistakeholderism. Read an update from our Internet Governance Lead.

August 12

Routine DNSSEC operation resumed

After an outage in 2023, which occurred during a routine Domain Name System Security Extensions (DNSSEC) key rollover, InternetNZ has resumed DNSSEC operations.

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August 07

InternetNZ signs agreement with Dot Kiwi Limited

InternetNZ has signed a contract with Dot Kiwi Limited (DKL), which will see the Customer and Product puni provide registry support services to DKL.

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July 26

New Fellow announced

At our 2024 AGM on 25 July, we had the pleasure of announcing Chris Streatfield as our new Fellow.

July 25

2024 Council election announcements

At our 2024 AGM, held on Thursday, 25 July, we were pleased to announce our newly elected President and Vice President and re-elected Council member

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July 18

Powering communities — sit down with community groups (pt. 2)

In part two of our powering communities blog, we sat down with some of the community groups that received our funding and talked about their programmes and the drive to support better outcomes for Māori and what the future holds.

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July 17

More pūtea given for web accessibility

We have exciting news to share! More grants to support web accessibility. We have used the 2024–2025 financial budget to award grants to a second cohort of applicants who will further the mission of making the Aotearoa Internet accessible.