With the recent publication of our ADM report, Marianne Elliott has decided it is time for her to move on from the Digital Council. We will miss you and your incredible ideas Marianne! You can read more about Marianne's time on the Digital Council here: ow.ly/NGxg50Fcbzk

Over the last few months the Digital Council has held networking sessions to share the findings of our ADM report. Here you can see Colin Gavaghan presenting one of our core recommendations - the creation of an ADM hub. Read our other recommendations here: ow.ly/SUCi50FJPgm

Ever wanted to pick the brains of a digital leader? Well now you can! The Digital Council is holding a networking event on the 24th of August in Tāmaki Makaurau. Click the link below to register: ow.ly/muXr50FJPru

The Digital Council would like to extend a warm welcome to our new Special Advisor Anna Brown. Learn more about Anna and her role with the DC by reading our latest blog here: ow.ly/v4Gw50FNJTp

Keen to chat about digital topics that affect all New Zealanders? Only a couple of weeks to go before the Digital Council’s networking event in Auckland on the 24th of August. RSVP through the link below and we'll see you there! ow.ly/GNOV50FNKlY

Do you see a future for ADM and AI in your workplace? Have a read of our ADM report and let us know where you see the most potential for ADM to be implemented in NZ. You can read the full report here: ow.ly/dhZu50FSaP3

How are you doing? Whether you’re trying to work from home, looking after whanau or providing an essential service, we hope you are getting by in your bubble. Kia Kaha, New Zealand!

Are you interested in creating better digital outcomes for New Zealanders? We’re looking for people with skills in areas such as innovation, AI, data, social justice, te ao Māori, ethics or community development to join the Digital Council for Aotearoa. ow.ly/pNBR50FZauM

It’s Te Wiki o Te Reo Māori and we tuned in yesterday as Aotearoa attempted the record for people speaking and celebrating an indigenous language at the same time. It is amazing to see digital tools being used to promote awareness, inclusion and to connect communities! #reomaori

On Friday we will be releasing our e-Commerce conversation paper with the Honourable David Clark, Minister for the Digital Economy and Communications. Curious to know more? Watch this space to read our e-Commerce paper and join the conversation! #Ecommerce #digitalgrowth

This morning we held an exciting launch event with the Honourable David Clark, Minister for the Digital Economy and Communications to launch our e-Commerce conversation paper. It's now live on our website for you to read! #Ecommerce #digitalgrowth ow.ly/7x6N50GfD3p

We’ve been reflecting on the launch of our e-Commerce conversation paper last week and we would like to extend a big thank you to all those who contributed and attended. Nga Mihi everyone! Have you read the conversation paper? Take a look here: ow.ly/1Y2s50GiYUO

Pets, baking and puzzles! It's Mental Health Awareness week and here at the Digital Council we've been sharing our coping mechanisms for lockdown. Check in with friends and family, because it’s important we remember people are at the heart of all things digital.

Public engagement for the Digital Strategy for Aotearoa is now open – and we're encouraging everyone to take part. This engagement will inform the development of a Digital Strategy for Aotearoa over the months ahead. You can have your say at digital.govt.nz/Aotearoa

Have you read our e-Commerce conversation paper? In discussion with industry, community and government, we explore what a successful e-Commerce and digital marketplace could look like in Aotearoa. Take a look! ow.ly/9lYk50GsPLd #ecommerce #digitaleconomies

This week we're reading Stanford University's report on Artificial Intelligence. We agree that it's vital for New Zealand to considering the nuances of AI tech, as it becomes more widely used. Here's the report. What do you think about the use of AI? ow.ly/8RJN50GyYUR

Now is the time to contribute your valuable insights to shape our digital future. We believe it’s vital that as many New Zealanders as possible have their say. Make your submission before Wednesday 10th November: lnkd.in/g3zByhjJ

We are delighted to welcome Kevin Ross and Julia Arnott-Neenee as our new Digital Council for Aotearoa members. Kevin and Julia will join the team on 17th December. Find out more about our new members, and the appointments process here: ow.ly/pOvT50H3O5S

Last month our own Nikora Ngaropo winged his way to Dubai for Te Aratini the festival for indigenous and tribal ideas, a world first at @expo2020dubai. Read about his insights into indigenous inclusion: ow.ly/Vjpq50H930A

We're sad to say goodbye to Rachel Kelly, who has been a valuable member of the Digital Council for Aotearoa for the past two years. Read more about Rachel's incredible contribution to our mahi: ow.ly/vtMT50Hf6cz