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The Government has finalised the design of the Game Development Sector Rebate scheme, following a constructive period of consultation with the sector, Minister for the Digital Economy and Communications.

Millions of dollars in Government investment has seen connectivity delivered to one of the largest State Highway mobile black spots in the country.

A lead operational agency will be established to strengthen cyber security readiness and response as well as make it easier for people and organisations to get help, Minister for the Public Service Andrew Little says.

The Government and game development sector are gearing up to roll out the support announced in Budget 2023.

Budget 2023 lays the foundations for a low-emissions, high-wage economy with a major investment into our digital and technology sectors.

The Government is signing contracts with major telecommunications network operators today to speed up the rollout of 5G to regional towns across New Zealand.

The Government has hit another major milestone in improving connectivity for rural and remote households and businesses, as 400 mobile towers have now been delivered by the Rural Connectivity Group (RCG).

The Digital Identity Services Trust Framework Bill, which will make it easier for New Zealanders to safely prove who they are digitally has passed its third and final reading today.

The Government today marks the successful completion of the Ultra-Fast Broadband (UFB) roll-out, one of New Zealand’s largest infrastructure deployment projects to date.

An advisory group established to advise the Government on how to maximise the benefits of digital and data-driven technologies will wind up this month.

Around 30,000 rural homes and communities will soon have access to faster, improved connectivity with an expansion of the Rural Capacity Upgrade programme.

New Zealand’s game developers will receive an immediate funding boost to help support the growth of local studios beyond the current Dunedin centre.

Some of New Zealand’s most remote communities will receive broadband for the first time thanks to a new Government-led initiative.

The Government is working with New Zealand’s major telecommunications network operators to accelerate the roll-out of 5G services across New Zealand and improve rural connectivity.

Minister Dr David Clark will travel to Singapore on Monday to attend International Cyber Week, meet with a range of Ministerial counterparts and host a session on regional cyber security.

A strategy which sets out New Zealand’s vision and plan for harnessing the potential of the digital economy has been unveiled today.

The Government has marked another milestone in its push for better rural connectivity, welcoming the delivery of Rural Connectivity Group’s (RCG) 350^th tower.

Minister for the Digital Economy and Communications Dr David Clark welcomes Google Cloud’s decision to make New Zealand a cloud region.

More New Zealand homes, businesses and communities will soon benefit from fast and reliable connectivity, regardless of where they live, study and work.

The Government is investing to support the growth of New Zealand’s digital technologies sector in Budget 2022, guiding the country towards a high-wage, low emissions economy.

World-class Ultra-Fast Broadband (UFB) is now available in Haast, one of New Zealand’s most remote West Coast towns, Minister for the Digital Economy and Communications, David Clark announced today.

A major effort to upgrade capacity on congested rural broadband networks has been unveiled by the Minister for the Digital Economy and Communications, David Clark.

Digital Economy and Communications Minister David Clark has today released the digital technologies sector draft Industry Transformation Plan for consultation.

An historic agreement recognising Māori interests in radio spectrum has been signed at Parliament today.