We see a lot ‘from the library floor’, the most prevalent community space that encourages connection, doesn’t require money, and is welcoming to all.

Digital Inequality: Studies in Cultural Communication gathers researchers from Africa, Asia, Europe and the Pacific to explore how communities experience digital life in their own social and cultural settings.

The New Zealand government has made its priorities clear: we are betting big on artificial intelligence. However, without equal investment in digital access and skills, the government’s AI ambitions risk creating a two-tier digital nation.

The UK has developed a Minimum Digital Living Standard, this blog explains the standard and why might consider adopting the same here in Aotearoa NZ.

We see people daily who use the library for connectivity and computer access, just to conduct their everyday business. We see people who need help accessing core services, healthcare, housing and employment, confronted by processes that are excessively digital, or entirely online.

Last week the NZ government confirmed its new Road User Charges (RUC) system, replacing the petrol tax and set out a solution which appears to be digital-only, electronic road user charges. For many New Zealanders, this raises the whole question on digital equality and access for government services again.

Microsoft has extended Windows 10 security updates until 2026 — but for many, the cost and access hurdles remain. This is a short-term reprieve, not a solution, and it’s a reminder that digital safety shouldn’t depend on who can afford it.

Digital Poverty - a commonly used term in Australia, not mana enhancing or aspirational so does it fit well here in Aotearoa NZ?

In this inspiring episode of Shining a Light, host Bronwyn Scott sits down with Nina Oberg Humphries, Director of Tagata Moana Trust. Discover how this passionate advocate is transforming digital literacy and STEAM opportunities for Pacific communities in Ōtautahi Christchurch.

Dr. Warren Williams - CEO of Katoa Connect and Chair of Netsafe shares his insight on internet safety, the power of collaboration and what it takes to be responsive to community.