New Zealand businesses are embracing AI at breakneck speed, with 68% now using AI tools daily. But while the tech promises efficiency gains, it’s also creating skills gaps and raising tough questions about our digital future.
New Zealand’s three-way coalition government is showing serious strain as policy disagreements multiply and personality clashes intensify. From housing policy standoffs to budget negotiations that nearly broke them, the warning signs are everywhere.
New Zealand’s tech sector faces an unprecedented talent crisis as skilled workers flee to Australia at record rates. With AI skills shortages deepening and wage gaps widening, the government’s recent visa reforms may be too little, too late.
Sky TV’s $200 million rugby rights deal looks increasingly risky as streaming rivals circle and traditional pay-TV subscribers abandon ship. The broadcaster has bought itself time, but at what cost?
New Zealand’s tech sector is losing talent at record rates as AI specialists earn $200K+ overseas. Local companies can’t compete while government responses remain inadequate to address the crisis.
