From left to right: N4L's Luke Fawcett, Hamish Girvan from Chorus, N4L's Clayton Hubbard and Ed Strafford from the Ministry of Education. Community Connect Project focuses on digital inclusion We recently took part in a three-month accelerator programme...
As we head into the end of another year we wanted to take the opportunity to wish everyone a safe & happy holiday and share with you the latest IN BRIEF! This edition includes; A note about our holiday Helpdesk hours A heads up about what...
Year 5 & 6 students from Rata Street School are using N4L's Managed Network at home thanks to a pilot lead by TAKA Trust, in partnership with Hutt City Council, the Ministry of Education, Rata Street School, N4L and Chorus. (Photo courtesy of Rata St...
In this edition we update you on the latest news here at N4L, including: A Q&A about our smarter, safer Managed Network An introduction to our National Relationship Manager How N4L is helping to bridge the digital divide Plus more... Want to get IN BRIEF in your...
Ransomware can cause mass disruption for schools. We’ve seen this recently, where a Taranaki high school found their server crippled by a ransomware attack. They lost access to some important files and went offline for days. Once ransomware infects a...
Last week, we announced that the Managed Network is being upgraded to enhance the services we provide New Zealand schools. This week, the news just keeps getting better... FortiGate is coming. It may have been the worst kept secret, but we're...
If you know anything about N4L and the work we do, you’ll probably know that we’re all about providing equitable access to a fully funded, fast, reliable and safe internet for New Zealand schools. Actually, we’re not just all about it; it’s central to our...