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.

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

It’s about meeting people where they are, not expecting them to adapt to whatever platform is easiest for us to deliver.

How can we attract digital nomads while ignoring the widening digital divide at home?