Auckland Council stories - Page 2

Mayoral hopeful Victoria Crone proposes a digital guru to steer Auckland towards becoming a leading digital city.

In the wake of several reported dog attacks this week, Auckland Council is this week rolling out a 'dog safety' app designed to keep children safe.

Auckland offers free Wi-Fi in several locations since its 2011 Rugby World Cup expansion. Users can enjoy 1GB daily across 60+ zones.

Auckland Council is removing a pop-up on its free Tomizone Wi-Fi, which asks users to select if they are male or female.

The Auckland Council defends its free WiFi service after reports of pornography being accessed. Blocking software is not foolproof.

Huawei is officially GridAKL's foundation partner, and will provide a $1 million sponsorship to the Auckland based innovation hub.

Auckland's Chief Planner will unveil a 3D Digital Commons Plan for the city at a national planning conference in April.

Auckland Council has released a statement saying its IT project NewCore is tracking on budget, on time and on schedule.

The government will do whatever it can to ensure the Auckland convention centre is built under a deal with SkyCity Entertainment Group, said Labour.

Auckland Council invests NZD $120,000 in new live-streaming service to enhance transparency and public engagement in local governance from 5 February.

New Zealand councils have a history of sharing with each other, but this is the first time that sharing has been centralised nationwide.

MIT unveils £100m 'smart' campus in Manukau, revolutionising tertiary education with cutting-edge tech and unique design.

BlinkMobile Interactive secures a deal with Auckland Council, marking its first NZ partnership and promising enhanced mobility across devices.

HP-led consortium selected to standardise Auckland Council's desktop systems, promising operational efficiency and £50.1m savings.

Auckland Council enlists TelstraClear to streamline call centres, promising to save ratepayers $50.1M over ten years while enhancing efficiency.

Nextspace first to join Auckland's 'Innovation Precinct', marking a step in transforming Wynyard Quarter into a tech hub.

Web Drive becomes the first New Zealand company accredited by ICANN, promising significant savings and enhanced local support for resellers and customers.

The CIO of Auckland Council discusses the challenges of managing expectations after the merger of multiple councils.

After a record 2010 the company expects growth from in-memory computing, mobile solutions and cloud offerings for 2011.

Auckland Council candidate Rob Thomas unveils a Bluetooth billboard on Ponsonby Road, aiming to engage voters with interactive campaign messages.