News and articles

September 22

Your guide to the broadband map

The broadband map continues to be the most comprehensive consolidated data set of broadband technology data we have at InternetNZ.

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September 17

6 tips to boost your website performance

Once you’ve got a website up and running, you might think that you can let it be and focus on other tasks, but that would be akin to setting up your store and only opening the door half way.

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September 15

NetHui 2020—online, different and awesome

This year’s NetHui will be a bit different from the usual experience. That’s because we will be doing it online, and that’ll mean some changes to how we do things this year.

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September 10

The new government digital inclusion action plan—has it done enough for a MallowPuff?

Government has recently done a quiet release of its Digital Inclusion Action Plan for 2020-2021. I took a look to see how it measures up.

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September 03

Linking your domain name and email address

Once you have a domain name, there are plenty of things you can do next to cement your brand and offer a great experience to your audience.

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September 01

Community bytes vol. 1

We support a wide range of projects and organisations who share the same goals and vision we do at InternetNZ.

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August 27

Hiring security staff in 2020

I want our team to provide a role that gives space for autonomy, expertise and purpose.

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August 25

Helping students with learning online

The digital divide in Aotearoa is a key concern for us at InternetNZ, and a driver of milestone projects such as our recent 5 point plan for digital inclusion.

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August 18

Providing beginner tech workshops for non-tech adults and seniors

We’re providing funding to support TenForward Technology Lounge to improve digital skills and increase confidence and motivation for Internet use, by offering daily workshops.

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August 11

Hosting and joining the OpenRefine software workshop

We recently had the pleasure of supporting a training session for the local Wikidata Meetup group and other passionate people from the GLAM (galleries, libraries, archives and museums) and research community on the OpenRefine software.