ACT taps out of Treaty Principles Bill submission process – Labour
“The ACT Party can’t be bothered putting an MP on one of the Justice subcommittees hearing submissions on their own…
Year: 2025
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No to anti-protest law – Peace Action Wellington
In a report released today, the Independent Police Conduct Authority has called for new standalone legislation directed at pre-emptively policing…
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National Iwi Chairs Forum Raises Urgent Concerns To United Nations Over Legislative Threats To Indigenous & Human Rights – Maranga Mai Working Group
The National Iwi Chairs Forum (NICF) has made a formal submission to the United Nations Human Rights Committee, urging the…
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Findings Of Inquiry Into Protection Of Personal Information Released – Public Service Commission
Public Service Commissioner Sir Brian Roche today released the findings of an inquiry into the protection of personal information. The…
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Two Reports Show Privacy Must Be At The Heart Of Trust In Government – Office of the Privacy Commissioner
Today’s release of two reports into the protection of personal information show agencies must be better at privacy, says Privacy…
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Are Slot Games Set to Become More Interactive?
Slot games are becoming more interactive as time goes on. Developers are continually looking for new ways to create more…
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Bitcoin Mining Challenges and How to Solve Them
The rise of cryptocurrencies has brought with it the complex yet rewarding practice of mining. However, Bitcoin mining challenges continue…
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How SoftOrbits’ hyper-focused approach to software creation made it a leader in the photo editing niche
SoftOrbits is an award-winning photo editing software development company founded in 2006 by Eugene Ustinenkov. Starting as a small-scale team…
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Safest Online Payment Methods for NZ Casinos
Playing at an online casino is a lot of fun. But, there are always concerns when it comes to the…
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The Future of Digital Transactions in New Zealand: Are We Moving Towards a Cashless Society?
Digital transactions have sped up considerably in recent years, and New Zealand has always been a leader in adopting new…