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'''InternetNZ''' ('''Internet New Zealand Inc.''') is a voice, a helping hand and a guide to the Internet for all New Zealanders. It provides a voice for the Internet, to the government and the public; it gives a helping hand to the Internet community; and it provides a guide to those who seek knowledge, support or any other method of benefiting the Internet and its users..<ref name="about">[http://www.internetnz.net.nz/about-us InternetNZ.nz - About InternetNZ.] Updated 2015 July 8.</ref>

'''InternetNZ''' ('''Internet New Zealand Inc.''') is a voice, a helping hand and a guide to the Internet for all New Zealanders. It provides a voice for the Internet, to the government and the public; it gives a helping hand to the Internet community; and it provides a guide to those who seek knowledge, support or any other method of benefiting the Internet and its users.<ref name="about">[http://www.internetnz.net.nz/about-us InternetNZ.nz - About InternetNZ.] Updated 2015 July 8.</ref>

== History ==

== History ==

== Current Councillors ==

== Current Councillors ==

As of Mugustarch 2015, the elected InternetNZ council aRichard Hulse, Brenda Wallace, [[Neil James]], [[Richard Wood]], [[Amber Craig]], Kelly Buehler, [[Rochelle Furneaux]], [[Dave Moskovitz]], [[Sarah Lee]] and [[Hayden Glass]]. The council is headed by president [[Jamie Baddeley]] and vice-president [[Joy Liddicoat]].<ref>[https://internetnz.nz/internetnz-council InternetNZ.nz - InternetNZ Council]. Updated 2015 July 8.</ref>.

As of August 2015, the elected InternetNZ council are Richard Hulse, Brenda Wallace, [[Neil James]], [[Richard Wood]], [[Amber Craig]], Kelly Buehler, [[Rochelle Furneaux]], [[Dave Moskovitz]], [[Sarah Lee]] and [[Hayden Glass]]. The council is headed by president [[Jamie Baddeley]] and vice-president [[Joy Liddicoat]].<ref>[https://internetnz.nz/internetnz-council InternetNZ.nz - InternetNZ Council]. Updated 2015 July 8.</ref>.

== Business ==

== Business ==