The University of Canterbury has developed a prototype for a mobile power unit that will assist the Red Cross in deploying radio transmitters to emergency situations. A recent engineering [...]

On Tuesday, the Government’s economic rebuild and recovery plan was approved in the Budget 2020. Finance Minister Grant Robertson said that while COVID-19 has required significant Government [...]

New Zealand firms who are engaged in R&D in Europe will continue to benefit from involvement in the European market, despite Brexit having now been signed. Ties to leading universities and [...]

The New Zealand Government has revealed on the 2nd of May 2019, The Taxation Bill (Research and Development Tax Credits) has passed it’s third reading. Research Minister Megan Wood states that [...]

New Zealand’s Innovation Agency, Callaghan Innovation, has stressed the positives of investing in R&D. Commitment to R&D has shown that within the last decade there has been more and more [...]

There is an increased effort to connect and automate services in New Zealand, with the aim of making it easier for citizens to access government services. Advancements in technology now allow [...]

The New Zealand government is welcoming the move by numerous firms to ramp up their investment in research and development over the next year. However, it is not yet clear as to whether the [...]

The issue of upskilling is a pressing need in the age where there is increased automation as well as the incorporation of artificial intelligence across industries. McKinsey Global Institute [...]

The National Child Health Information Platform (NCHIP) is an innovative technology platform that has been developed to locate vulnerable children and ensure they receive timely health checks, [...]

The New Zealand Government launched an innovation partnership programme in March 2018 that seeks to attract international innovators. The programme was launched by the Research and Innovation [...]