The future of New Zealand’s economy hangs on its ability to swiftly embrace and invest in digital tech skills, NZTech chief executive Graeme Muller says. He was commenting today on the release of a major digital skills report released by the New Zealand Digital Skills Forum, which is a collaborative

Venture Southland’s successful foray into the lucrative space industry is about to take another step forward as the organisation lends a hand toward New Zealand becoming a significant space-faring nation. A Venture Southland managed satellite ground station will download important telemetry data fro

Vodafone will be closing it’s email services that will impact between 200,000 and 250,000 customers. The service will be shut down on November 30. Vodafone are encouraging their customers to set up free email accounts with either Google or Microsoft. Their decision follows months of issues with spam

Mossburn School has joined the growing number of southern schools converting to clean burning, efficient wood energy. When considering automating the coal feed system to the boiler the Mossburn School Board looked into other heating options, it was decided that the small extra expense of switching t

Southern Institute of Technology (SIT) released a new television commercial on Sunday 1 October 2017. Filmed and produced by SIT’s Production team and supported by Queenstown Camera and cinematographer Raj Patel who came down from Queenstown to work on the project, it features Invercargill’s popular

A new Bluetooth exploit by the name of ‘BlueBorne’ allows an attacker to access any Bluetooth enabled device, even without pairing. This is a good reason to turn off Bluetooth when you’re not using it. What Is BlueBorne? BlueBorne is an attack vector by which hackers can leverage Bluetooth connectio