'Taking Flight' is the government's new plan to stimulate and regulate the drone industry in Aotearoa. Innovations include air taxis and unmanned drone use in industrial and emergency services. It is hoped the move will open new horizons and opportunities for aviation's smallest aircraft.
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Te reo transcription tool to be released
A new te reo Māori app, Kōrero Māori, that works as a transcription tool is set to be launched later this year. The software is the first of its kind and has been under development for two years.
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NewsNew YouTube regulations aim to tackle hate speech
YouTube has announced they are making a move towards reducing the amount of hateful content it hosts.
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Robotics Plus- Hi Tech Kamupene Māori o Te Tau
Industry-changing companies and the Māori innovators behind them have been recognised at the 2019 New Zealand Hi-Tech Awards.
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NewsUS game developer cancels release of 'Maui' character
The company stopped the release to avoid causing offense around cultural appropriation.
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Calls for harsher penalties for using a phone while driving
Harsher penalties for the illegal use of phones while driving in New Zealand could be enforced in a new road safety strategy by the Ministry of Transport.
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Opportunities for Māori in MIT's new $55mil tech facility
Minister of Education Chris Hipkins says the government can do more for Māori employment. This comes as a new $55mil tech facility is announced for the Manukau Institute of Technology.
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Have you been cyber-scammed?
13,000 instances of online scams and $33mil in losses were reported to NetSafe by New Zealanders last year. Total losses have tripled since 2017.
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Virtual reality sport game in Te Reo Māori
The ASB Polyfest launches the new Puni Reo Pāhekoheko which is a virtual reality game that includes Ki-O-Rahi, Netball, Squash and Basketball. The games focuses on Te Reo Māori to help teach bi-lingual speakers.
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Waikato River added to Google Street View
From 1.30pm today people will be able to access and view the Waikato River on Google Street View.
