Paul Goldsmith
Natalia Albert says we're thinking about the public service in the wrong ways, perhaps we need an engineer rather than consultants to figure out its future
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Natalia Albert says we're thinking about the public service in the wrong ways, perhaps we need an engineer rather than consultants to figure out its future
New Zealand is 'vulnerable' without control over the AI models it uses, Green MP Francisco Hernandez argues
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New Zealand is 'vulnerable' without control over the AI models it uses, Green MP Francisco Hernandez argues
As the Government sheds public servants and develops an AI workforce plan, a critic suggests it has 'an overly simplistic view on AI-use'
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As the Government sheds public servants and develops an AI workforce plan, a critic suggests it has 'an overly simplistic view on AI-use'
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Public Service transformation: Government departments to reduce, sinking lid on budgets, more AI use, target of 8.7K fewer public servants
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Public Service transformation: Government departments to reduce, sinking lid on budgets, more AI use, target of 8.7K fewer public servants
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Government to amend climate change law because court claims are 'creating uncertainty in business confidence and investment.' Greens slam move
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Government to amend climate change law because court claims are 'creating uncertainty in business confidence and investment.' Greens slam move
Shake-up to Commerce Commission governance proposes the axing of specific grocery and telecommunications commissioner roles
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Shake-up to Commerce Commission governance proposes the axing of specific grocery and telecommunications commissioner roles
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The Government is proposing to abolish regional councillors, with mayors to lead regional issues and govern on a 'Combined Territories Board’
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The Government is proposing to abolish regional councillors, with mayors to lead regional issues and govern on a 'Combined Territories Board’
Facial recognition technology trial reduced violence in supermarkets, and generally complied with Privacy Act, but still needs improvement: Commissioner
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Facial recognition technology trial reduced violence in supermarkets, and generally complied with Privacy Act, but still needs improvement: Commissioner
Communications Minister Goldsmith seeks to rejig telco sector regulation, shocking the industry with unexpected law amendments
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Communications Minister Goldsmith seeks to rejig telco sector regulation, shocking the industry with unexpected law amendments
The government wants streaming providers to invest in local productions, and TV makers to carry NZ apps, as part of proposed media law refresh
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The government wants streaming providers to invest in local productions, and TV makers to carry NZ apps, as part of proposed media law refresh
Māori hīkoi brings biggest protest in history to Parliament as the Act Party attempts to split right-wing voters off from the National Party with Treaty Principles Bill
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Māori hīkoi brings biggest protest in history to Parliament as the Act Party attempts to split right-wing voters off from the National Party with Treaty Principles Bill
David Seymour got the Treaty Principles debate he wanted but is he winning it?
Issuing debt, tapping 3rd party investors or an IPO touted as ways for the Government to boost Kiwibank's capital and thus its competitive position
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Issuing debt, tapping 3rd party investors or an IPO touted as ways for the Government to boost Kiwibank's capital and thus its competitive position
ComCom's annual telco monitoring report is out, Dotcom fights to stay in NZ, the amazing Roto VR chair, and Google's new Pixel phones
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ComCom's annual telco monitoring report is out, Dotcom fights to stay in NZ, the amazing Roto VR chair, and Google's new Pixel phones
The demotion of ministers Melissa Lee and Penny Simmonds sets a standard that may be difficult to sustain
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The demotion of ministers Melissa Lee and Penny Simmonds sets a standard that may be difficult to sustain