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New Zealand's 78 local government organisations could close the gap between spending and revenue with new taxes or a share of existing central gove.

The US dollar's weighting has slipped in the Reserve Bank of New Zealand's new trade-weighted index, which adds the Chinese yuan to a line-up of 17.

From law to security to Huawei Enterprise – Andrew Moss has traversed an interesting path to his current position.

Green Cross Health has agreed to pay around $18 million for Access Homehealth, a not-for-profit home healthcare services company owned by a grass-r.

Wynyard technology will be used to support New Zealand's first sex offender register, the Child Protection Offender Register.

Google New Zealand's 2013 tax bill of NZD $227,074 pales against its global revenue of USD $15.42 billion for Q1 2014, stoking debate on fair taxation.

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After a month of silence, 24/7 Hosting NZ breaks its AWOL streak, but for their Kiwi customers, the damage is already done and trust is shattered.

This year the IT Service Management Forum New Zealand chapter will be celebrating its 10th annual conference in Wellington. The event takes place May 5-7.

For a company unfamiliar with managing acquisitions, Dell’s transition into a private business has brought upon many challenges for the tech giant.

Only 16% of partners earned 100% of their revenue from their own services, from their own products, or through resale, according to a recent IDC survey.

IDC claims vendors that provide the most compelling and useful enablement for their partners will gain channel dominance.

Noel Leeming is ramping up its services offering with ambitious plans to be New Zealand's leading technology service player.

New Zealand and the UK are setting the pace in the global public sector digital revolution, transforming government transparency and accessibility.

New Zealand business confidence rose to its highest in almost 15 years this month, adding to evidence the economy is picking up pace.

Trade Me has agreed to acquire Auckland-based motor vehicle data provider MotorWeb for NZD $19.5m, expecting to complete the cash-funded deal this month.

GeoOp begins trading on the NZAX at NZD $1.00 per share, aiming to accelerate its global expansion with targets in Australia and the US.

Symantec last night announced the winners of the 2013 Pacific Partner Awards at an exclusive dinner and awards ceremony.

Microsoft CIO Tony Scott quietly resigns after five years, announcing his departure via LinkedIn; VP Jim Dubois steps in as acting CIO.

In a strategic double move, Cisco appoints Ken Boal as ANZ MD and Richard Kitts as VP of Services for APJC, both effective immediately.