technology MacManus: Are we ready for online voting? The pros and cons of online voting - including the risk of hacking and hope it will ignite youth interest. Oct 13 2018 Richard MacManus
News NZ Govt uses Chinese cameras banned in US Chinese surveillance cameras being ripped out of US and Australian government locations are used by the NZ ministry leading a project on national electronic security. Oct 12 2018 Farah Hancock
Futurelearning NZ needs to tighten control on drones Andrew Shelley looks at the risks of the increasing number of drones in NZ, and the difficulty of regulating and punishing offenders. Oct 12 2018 Andrew Shelley
News Migrant exploitation and the true cost of UFB A Govt operation has identified labour law violations in a project worth $1.78b of taxpayers’ money. Newsroom looks at the latest issues in the UFB build. Oct 09 2018 Teuila Fuatai
Futurelearning An alarming picture of ‘emerging technologies’ A defence expert paints a sobering picture of a future that includes terminator-like robot soldiers and ‘deep fake’ videos. Oct 09 2018 Victoria University Of Wellington
technology NZ could learn from Singapore’s IT blowout strategy Small is beautiful according to Singapore’s new digital strategy which aims to curb the kind of bloated outsourced projects which have plagued NZ. Oct 08 2018 Farah Hancock
technology Could a new digital ID system work in NZ? A thumb is all it will take to apply for a credit card, pay for insurance or pay tax in Singapore by 2020. Would that work in NZ? Oct 08 2018 Farah Hancock
health & science To GE or not to GE A quiet revolution going on in genetics could be worth millions to our primary industries. Oct 04 2018 Farah Hancock
Comment China’s own Silicon Valley success stories CMC NZ’s General Manager Chris Smith explains why investors and traders should pay attention to Chinese tech companies. Oct 03 2018 Chris Smith
Comment MacManus: Why Trade Me bet on Sharesies Richard MacManus talks to millennial fintech start-up Sharesies and its new shareholder Trade Me. Oct 02 2018 Richard MacManus
boardroom Orion Health investors opt for get-out-of-jail-free card Frustrated Orion Health shareholders will be able to sell out of the poorly-performing company, as part of a deal to sell assets to a UK private equity firm. Oct 01 2018 Nikki Mandow and BusinessDesk
Innovation NZ start-up set to disrupt $40b industry A Wellington-based start-up is poised to disrupt a $40 billion antibodies industry. Oct 01 2018 Farah Hancock
Politics ‘It feels like Star Trek’ Texts and emails released by Derek Handley include an official view that Clare Curran didn’t taint the process of his aborted appointment. Sep 25 2018 Tim Murphy and Sam Sachdeva
Comment Sky TV taking pirate sites to court Sky TV says it will start legal action against some of the biggest websites offering pirated content before the end of the year. Sep 25 2018 Mark Jennings
