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November 11

Stories from Te Tairāwhiti: Where heritage meets innovation

Once a humble coastal stopover, the 130-year-old inn has been transformed into a thriving social enterprise and digital innovation hub

October 24

Tech talks for everyone

We are excited to be hosting a new event in Christchurch on October 31 – NetTalks.

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October 22

Stories from Te Tairāwhiti: bringing STEMM to life

Tōnui Collab has been creating hands-on STEMM learning experiences for tamariki and rangatahi. Their approach is simple but powerful.

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October 16

From the ground up: protecting an open Internet

A battle for the soul of the Internet is upon us, and it’s vital that Aotearoa is in the fight, writes Ana McAllister.

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October 09

Multistakeholder Internet governance at a crossroads

We’re sharing two reports that directly address the issues being covered in the WSIS+20 Review negotiations.

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October 01

Stories from Te Tairāwhiti: united for digital equity

Part three in our blog series is about what happens next — the people who step in beside you, who say “let’s make it real.”

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September 18

Stories from Te Tairāwhiti: flipping the script

Part two of our blog series. Kanohi ki te kanohi (face to face) with Tāiki E! Impact House — a lighthouse of innovation in Gisborne — exploring what a community-led funding model could be.

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September 01

Next consultation round for 2025

We’re proposing some updates to the .nz Rules that govern .nz domain names, and we’d like your feedback. The consultation closes at 5pm on 26 September 2025. 

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August 19

Why the Internet needs the right people at the table

Keeping the Internet functioning depends on a collaborative, decentralised ecosystem – and it's important to protect this multistakeholder approach. 

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August 15

No Tech Day 2-Hour Challenge for digital equity

This 22 August, we are proud to support No Tech Day, a national movement urging Kiwis to take meaningful action against digital inequities. By stepping away from our screens for just two hours, we can reflect on the barriers many New Zealanders face every day and commit to driving change.