Australia’s under-16 social media ban has always been bigger than one country. Governments around the world are under pressure from parents, schools, clini
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New Zealand’s privacy rules are getting sharper. Public agencies should read that as a warning
New Zealand’s privacy regime is becoming more explicit about how organisations collect personal information, including information gathered indirectly. The
New Zealand should regulate AI before it becomes another trust problem we fix too late
New Zealand has a habit of treating technology problems as operational issues until they become trust problems. Then we ask why the public is cynical. AI i
New Zealand wants tougher privacy fines. The real target is institutional complacency
New Zealand’s privacy debate has entered a new phase. It is no longer enough for agencies to apologise after a breach, review processes and promise lessons
China’s genetic-data ethics push shows biotech is becoming a governance problem
Human genetic data used to sound like a specialist concern for laboratories, hospitals and research ethics committees. It no longer is. As sequencing becom
Digital driver licences are coming to New Zealand. The hard part is trust, not the app
A digital driver licence sounds like one of the simplest government upgrades imaginable: take the card in your wallet, put it securely on your phone, and l