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Tax rebate overshadows sector-specific Budget initiatives
In a Budget literally saved by the rollback of pay equity provisions that cut over $12 billion in future costs for the Government, there was little in the kitty for new digital and tech-related initiatives.
Digital leap or digital Divide? Xero urges digital tech uptake
New Zealand’s small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) must embrace digital transformation or risk falling behind in an increasingly competitive global economy, says accounting software giant Xero.
Submission: Consultation on Industry Skills Boards’ coverage
Summarised submission to the government on the proposal to establish Industry Skills Boards excluding Digital Technologies, Creative and others as industries.
Griffin on Tech: Tech is eating itself with AI, vocational training needs a rethink
AI efficiencies and investment priorities features strongly in the latest wave of job layoffs at Microsoft, but a revamp of vocational training locally sees a glaring gap when it comes to all things tech.
Griffin on Tech: The social media ban, sci-tech council takes shape, and PM’s pre-Budget speech
A flawed plan for an under-16s social media ban, new leadership for science and tech, a funding windfall for advanced tech, and the PM’s ambition to emulate Ireland’s foreign investment success.
Griffin on Tech: Meta and Microsoft party while tariffs and trustbusters prep the hangover
If you’ve been watching Meta and Microsoft’s latest financial results and thinking, “Wow, tech is back!” well, enjoy the party while it lasts. Because just beyond the confetti and Mark Zuckerberg’s AI-powered smile, there’s a freight train of tariffs and antitrust headaches barreling straight for Silicon Valley’s golden children.