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It’s great to see a brand-new programme for Kiwi kids that will equip them with the understanding of how to behave in the digital world. The threat of digital attacks and scams is greater than ever, so while many of us didn’t get the chance to learn cyber skills in our own school education, we can look forward to rangatahi paving the way for a more secure and connected New Zealand.

Cyber Skills Aotearoa launches to teach online safety to students The cyber security training programme, backed by the Government and industry, is free for schools to sign up to.

Great to be a part of the P-TECH celebration at Manukau Institute of Technology with our friends from IBM.

P-TECH is a three-way partnership between industry, high school and tertiary education to help students transition from education to technology careers, and address the digital skills gap.

An excellent programme that has contributed to improving diversity in the tech workforce.

Hundreds of Māori and Pasifika teens to benefit in tech programme Hundreds of South Auckland teens are working towards a career in information technology.

Great to see our friends Ambit host real people again at an event for TechWeek 22.

We hope everyone is travelling safely on the roads today as Aucklanders leave the city for the first time after 16 weeks of lockdown.

To all our non Aucklanders: here’s some intel from Airbnb about where Jaffas are searching to head to this Christmas so you can be prepared!

Airbnb reveals where Aucklanders are heading this Christmas - NZ Herald Where are Aucklanders booking baches this Christmas?