Technology

Katikati kids take part in a virtual adventure

A Bay of Plenty teacher hopes her pupils have learnt some healthy habits after taking part of a virtual adventure for the past month. Around 20,000 children have... Read More

Distance learning for Te Akau Ki School students

Te Akau ki Pāpāmoa School is reporting a successful distribution of iPads for most whanau/families to allow the school to continue to operate through its... Read More

Cyberattack forces rethink of security systems

A cyber security breach that brought Waikato District Health Board to its knees took out one of the country's four regional cancer hubs, prompting the Cancer Control... Read More

Funds to translate science to real life solutions

The Government is investing in Te Tītoki Mataora - the MedTech Research Translator - to deliver new medical tools, and meet both the demands of a global pandemic... Read More

Global award for NZ researchers on 3D printing

University of Auckland research into how companies can use 3D printing properly, to add value and improve lives, has won a leading global award against competition... Read More

Karting champ confirms Toyota switch

Morrinsville karting champion Fynn Osborne is the latest talent to confirm he'll be on the ever-growing grid for the forthcoming Best Bars Toyota 86 Championship... Read More

Student develops new breast cancer screening tool

University of Canterbury PhD student Jessica Fitzjohn is developing a new prize-winning tool for breast cancer diagnosis, which aims to break down the socio-economic,... Read More

Podcast Pleasure

Many Kiwis are discovering a new pastime in our post-Covid world - listening to podcasts - and the primary sector is lining up to share interesting content with... Read More

Partnership to protect Kiwis from online scammers

New Zealand Police is pleased to be partnering with Netsafe, CERT and Facebook to help protect Kiwis from online scammers. S.C.A.M Gallery - or to use its more... Read More

App Katikati scare

A Tauranga resident has admitted she didn't know she'd been at a Katikati location of interest until a friend happened to ask her. A regular and diligent user... Read More

Tauranga software start-up raise $1.3 million

A Tauranga-based software start-up has raised $1.3 million for future growth. GoGenerosity gives businesses a way for customers to donate to their favourite local... Read More

Satellites used to diagnose health of BOP lakes

Satellite images from the European Space Agency are being used to diagnose the health of Bay of Plenty lakes, researchers using images from space to hunt out algal... Read More