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February 20
Internet insights research out now
Our new research is out! See how New Zealanders use the Internet, what we think the benefits are, and what our greatest concerns are.
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December 15
NetHui is back!
After a three-year hiatus, the much-loved Internet event — NetHui — will return on 3-4 October, 2024. It'll be held in Te Whanganui-a-Tara | Wellington at Tākina Events Centre. The NetHui tui will sing again!
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December 12
Te Pae Hononga — empowering iwi members
In this grant recipient blog, we talk to mother of six Serenity Reti-Huch, whose whaanau had a life changing experience during the COVID-19 pandemic
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December 12
Conference awards highlights
Find out what our 2023 conference attendance award recipients have to say about their experiences this year
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November 16
New grant aimed at raising the bar for web accessibility
We have opened a new grant round to support website accessibility in Aotearoa
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Successful initiatives of the one-off fund to build resilience to disinformation (Phase 1)
We’re delighted to share the initiatives that have been awarded funding for Phase 1
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October 27
Internet Governance Forum (IGF) 2023: Internet we want – empowering all people
Our CEO Vivien Maidaborn blogs about what InternetNZ has taken away from the recent IGF in Kyoto, and what's next for our work in Internet Governance.
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October 09
Diving into AI with Be More Human
Be More Human specialises in Artificial Intelligence (AI), and has recently finished delivering an extra-curricular programme to a group of students at Wellington High School.
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September 12
Our week with the global Internet community
InternetNZ CEO Vivien Maidaborn shares some insights from the Asia Pacific Regional Internet Governance Forum (APrIGF) in Brisbane
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September 12
Digital skills needed for people to thrive in an Internet-mediated world
In this grant recipient blog we talk to the University of Auckland's Associate Professor Lesley Gardner about her project to find out the digital skills people need to feel work-ready.
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