Websites stories
The Northland Regional Council has launched a refreshed version of its website, costing $35,000, to make it easier to access information and services.
Nearly half of websites targeted at, or popular with, children collect a 'concerning' amount of personal information and share with third parties.
The Ministry of Education has consolidated its three major education websites into the education.govt.nz site, launched in June, at a cost of $1.2m.
Taxpayers' Union slams Christchurch City Council for spending $1.2m on website upgrade instead of rebuild effort.
Spark Business is offering customers a Putti 'build your own' mobile-responsive website free for 24-months (RRP $19.95 per month).
HealthPost.co.nz has been named one of the 'Most Trustworthy' websites in New Zealand by the OTA, along with NZ Post, TradeMe and Xero.
Subdomains are not always properly validated, allowing attackers to set up new accounts and abuse subdomains forgotten by companies.
A pre-order campaign has been launched for The Grid, which uses artificial intelligence (AI) to create quality websites quickly and efficiently.
Educators is a dedicated news website that brings the most up-to-date technology-focused news to ICT teachers, deputy principals & principals in NZ.
Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment under fire for spending $559,872 on new website, says Taxpayers' Union.
One-size-fits-all approach to building a website doesn't work, says new research from Clutch. Tailored solutions are necessary for success.
How many websites using .nz domain names will be impacted by Mobilegeddon, and to what extent could it affect mobile search results for NZ content?.
CharityWorks.com.au bridges the gap between tech newbies and charities, offering vital work experience while fostering community aid.
Neighbourly.co.nz, New Zealand's free and private neighbourhood website, has just broken the 100,000 membership milestone.
A group of Kiwis are in the final stage of building www.boffles.com, a global platform for hosting and downloading 3D design files.
Weirdly, a cutting-edge recruitment platform focusing on cultural fit and core values, launches officially after rapid growth, eyeing global expansion.
A group of young Warkworth Primary School students have designed a website to help raise funds for the native Kiwi.
Microsoft NZ champions mentoring at TechEd, urging tech pros to guide NZ's next-gen talents for a thriving future in IT.
JB Hi-Fi reports slight sales growth in New Zealand, with total sales rise of 5.3% across Australia and New Zealand.
NZ's 'Both Sides of the Fence' revamps its outdoor education site, enhancing resources for students and teachers to foster responsible outdoor behaviour.
