Government Digital Services
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Government Digital Services Minister Megan Woods has confirmed today that New Zealanders will get their say on how they are recognised online, with the government committing $5.15 million funding for research into digital identity.

Hon Dr Megan Woods Government Digital Services
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Minister Megan Woods will travel this week to Estonia, Norway and Japan to attend a series of meetings and bilateral engagements covering a number of her portfolios.

Hon Dr Megan Woods Government Digital Services
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Good morning everyone. Thank you for the invitation to speak today about how local and central government can work collaboratively together on digital transformation.

Hon Clare Curran Government Digital Services
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Good morning everyone, and thank you for the invitation to speak at the Transforming Procurement Hack.

Hon Clare Curran Government Digital Services
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Kia ora koutou, good evening everyone, and thank you to Creative HQ for the invitation to be here and help celebrate the launch of your accelerator programme.

Hon Clare Curran Broadcasting, Communications and Digital Media Government Digital Services
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The government will extend the timeframe of the Cyber Security Strategy refresh and do a deeper dive into the issues, to inform the new action plan.

Hon Clare Curran Broadcasting, Communications and Digital Media Government Digital Services
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I’m here today to engage and explore ideas about how we can work together towards a digitally connected, technology-enabled future for every Kiwi.

Hon Clare Curran Broadcasting, Communications and Digital Media Government Digital Services
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Kia Ora Koutou and good morning everyone.

Hon Clare Curran Government Digital Services
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Digital Media and Government Digital Services Minister Clare Curran leaves for Singapore tonight on a four day visit to discuss the digital economy and digital transformation with Ministers and high level government officials from around the world.

Hon Clare Curran Broadcasting, Communications and Digital Media Government Digital Services
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Broadcasting, Communications and Digital Media Minister Clare Curran was among those celebrating the successes of New Zealand’s high-tech companies and high-flying individuals at the annual NZ Hi-Tech Awards tonight in Christchurch.

Hon Clare Curran Broadcasting, Communications and Digital Media Government Digital Services
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Minister for Government Digital Services Clare Curran and Statistics Minister James Shaw have announced a project to assess how government agencies use algorithms to analyse people’s data, to ensure transparency and fairness in decisions that affect citizens.

Hon Clare Curran Hon James Shaw Government Digital Services Statistics
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Kia Koutou all you wonderful creative people.  I hope you’re going to have an excellent day today. Thank you for inviting me to open this Forum today.

Hon Clare Curran Broadcasting, Communications and Digital Media Government Digital Services
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Growing the international profile of New Zealand’s game development sector will be a key focus of a new study, announced today at a Techweek event by Broadcasting, Communications and Digital Media Minister Clare Curran.

Hon Clare Curran Broadcasting, Communications and Digital Media Government Digital Services
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Broadcasting, Communications, Digital Media and Government Digital Services Minister Clare Curran has reopened applications for New Zealand’s first Chief Technology Officer (CTO).

Hon Clare Curran Broadcasting, Communications and Digital Media Government Digital Services
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Good evening everyone. Thank you to Stuart Christie the Chair of the AI Forum, for his introduction and to members of the AI Forum – many of whom are in attendance tonight - for their invitation to formally launch the research report Artificial Intelligence: Shaping a Future New Zealand.

Hon Clare Curran Broadcasting, Communications and Digital Media Government Digital Services
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The Minister for Government Digital Services and Broadcasting, Communications and Digital Media, Clare Curran, says an action plan and ethical framework is urgently needed to educate and upskill people on Artificial Intelligence (AI) technologies.

Hon Clare Curran Broadcasting, Communications and Digital Media Government Digital Services
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It is my pleasure to be here at the Wellington launch of Auckland University’s Cyber Security Foundry, following the establishment of the Foundry in Auckland last November.

Hon Clare Curran Broadcasting, Communications and Digital Media Government Digital Services