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With Techweek NZ kicking off this weekend, we’re continuing our celebration of all things techy. In this blog, we explore some Kiwi-made apps that could help improve your day to day health and wellbeing.

May 2021 marks the beginning of third phase of the vaccine rollout. This means if you’re aged 65 or older, have relevant underlying health conditions or are disabled, you can expect to receive your vaccine from this month.

HT Systems, a Christchurch-based tech company, has come up with an ingenious piece of equipment that could significantly reduce carer injuries.

Last week, Joseph Darby, CEO and Financial Adviser at Milestone Direct Limited, shared tips to saving money during the winter months. In the final article of his two-part series, Joseph provides more helpful penny-pinching advice to help you through the cooler months.   Lower the water cylinder setting The water …

Visual Capitalist, an online business and investment website based in Canada, released a report late last year comparing pensions plans around the world, to showcase which countries are best equipped to support their older citizens. So how did New Zealand fare? The study used data from Melbourne Mercer Global Pension …

Here’s a list of FREE Techweek events around the country that have been designed specifically to help people use day-to-day digital technology.

Joseph Darby, CEO and Financial Adviser at Milestone Direct Limited, shares some tips to help you save money this winter in the first of a two-part series.

Today (6 May 2021) is World Password Day. Here are some tips to creating strong passwords courtesy of Cert NZ and NetSafe.

To celebrate World Health Day 2021, MySkill – a New Zealand-based training provider specialising in the aged care, disability, and home and community health sector – offered industry professionals the opportunity to take its ‘Person-centred approach’ online training course for free. Eldernet’s Content Creator and newest recruit, Mason Head, completed …

This week, the Government announced major changes to New Zealand’s health system. The new health system aims to improve the quality and consistency of care for all New Zealanders, doing away with what has been known as ‘postcode’ health and giving people better health care no matter where they live. …