Would you use a council-run ride-share?
Environment Canterbury plans to trial on-demand transport in Timaru next year with a view to bringing it to Christchurch.
by New Zealand Broadcasting School students
Ministry of Awesome hunting for coding all-stars
The Ministry of Awesome and Ara Institute of Canterbury are teaming up to provide students an opportunity to show off their coding skills.
Airborne Space Observatory attracts thousands
Nearly 4000 eager Cantabrians got the chance to tour the NASA and German Aerospace Center's modified Boeing 747SP aircraft.
Groups fear health impact of 5G network
But Spark mobile network manager says your microwave is more dangerous than 5G.
Top shelf tech support at city libraries
Christchurch libraries are getting behind Techweek with technology help drop-in sessions and other creative workshops
A brief history of Awesome
The Ministry of Awesome is a starting point for entrepreneurs, startups and innovators in Christchurch.
Coffee and Jam sessions a great 'enabler'
Weekly lunch break catch ups help to encourage entrepreneurs and innovation.
Rocket science blasts off in New Zealand
Our space industry could be taking off at lightspeed with the government investing millions in space technology
Techweek 2019: A festival of innovation
Event is about "more than just our phones and laptops... [it's] about finding solutions to the problems we face", says festival manager.
New tech accessory promises to reduce eye strain
A new blue light filtering screen protector has arrived on the New Zealand technology market with guarantees to reduce digital eye strain.