Items filtered by date: Tuesday, 02 December 2014

Basically, this is looking at connecting mobile gamers with brand-sponsored network slices that can provide a dramatically improved gaming …

People struggling to buy a home could soon be given the opportunity to co-own a property with a bank or government agency to make it more affordable. 

You see them in Germany, in Britain and in many other places – bands of tourists zipping through cities and scenic spots riding electric bikes. Tour operators, including those in Australia, are full of praise for the machines, which they say are revolutionising the active travel industry.

Asia is to have yet another low-cost airline as Japan Air Lines moves into the field, launching a medium-to-long-haul budget carrier.

New Zealand’s Tairawhiti Rail will try to reopen the Gisborne to Napier railway line, which it sees as financially viable. The new, not-for-profit organisation Tairawhiti Rail (TRL), formed by a group of local directors, was revealed this week in a submission to Gisborne District Council’s 2018/28 long-term plan.

New Zealand fintech businesses are working toward an inclusive society despite some experts saying the gap between the have and have nots is getting wider, FintechNZ general manager James Brown says.

Last September four Wintec business students embarked on a learning experience of a lifetime in China.

Ingram Micro has been appointed as a distributor of Huawei in New Zealand, signing up the tech giant a matter of months after parting ways with Cisco.

The third of 11 concrete pours was completed at Port Otago's multipurpose wharf extension yesterday, and the project is on target to finish on time reports the Otago Daily Times this morning.

Policies now provide little room in which to manoeuvre