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Safeguarding Children’s Health in the Digital Age

Wireless radiation and other non-ionizing EMF exposure are critical issues for children’s
environmental health. EMF exposures are increasing across all environments where children
live, learn, and play due to the unprecedented proliferation of screens and wireless devices, the
rapid expansion of wireless communication networks, and the electrical infrastructure required
to power modern technologies, including AI. A risk mitigation approach is urgently required

Central Govt Law & Policies

📡 Say NO to More Cell Towers

The NZ government is proposing changes to allow taller cell towers, bigger antennas, and stronger EMF radiation—with fewer protections for people, homes, wildlife, and local input. This supports 5G and “smart city” rollouts but increases risks to health and the...

NZ School Cell Phone Ban Comes into Force

The Government has introduced regulations that require all state schools and kura to have student phone rules in use. This guidance is structured to support schools to step through the process of implementing student phone rules.

STANZ Summer 2023-24 Newsletter

STANZ Summer 2023-24 Newsletter

It has been a while since the last STANZ newsletter, but the committee has been steadily making progress. Amongst other things the STANZ website has been upgraded to be more user-friendly and our AGM was held in late July.

STANZ Submission on Ōtautahi Christchurch Climate Strategy

STANZ has identified that the CCC needs to take into account the fact that the mobile wireless digital economy is resource intensive and a high greenhouse emitting sector of the economy that is unsustainable for the climate.

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