Thanks also to our judges Don Christie @normnz, George Moon @george_moon_, Birgit Bachler @irgbit, Edwin Bruce @edwinbruce, Joy Liddicoat @internetrights, Aleisha Amohia @aleishaamohia, and Tim McNamara @timClicks.

Many thanks to the NZOSA sponsors: @CatalystNZ, @RedHat, @silverstripe, @ITP_nz, @catalyst_cloud, @section6nz, @Ackama, @amazeeio, @InternetNZ , @nzoss, and @NZRise.

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This year two service awards have been given to the following & recognise a lifetime contribution & achievement to open source software that is deep & impactful. Congratulations to Adam Hyde for Exceptional FOSS leadership, & Andrew Bartlett for his 20 year commitment to Samba.

Congratulations to Nicholson Consulting in partnership with Te Rourou, Vodafone Foundation Aotearoa, Centre for Social Impact and Deloitte for Thriving Rangatahi Population Explorer Winner - Open Source People's Choice Award Te Kōwhiri a te Iwi

Congratulations to Vicki Smith for Breathe – Artist contribution to urban waterway engagement Winner - Open Source use in the Arts Whakamahi Pūmanawa Herekore i Ngā Toi

Congratulations to the Centre for Computational Evolution for BEAST 2 Winner - Open Source use in Science Whakamahi Pūmanawa Herekore i te Pūtaiao

Congratulations to Deaf Studies Research Unit, @WellingtonUni & @ackama for NZSL Share Winner - Open Source in Education, Social Services and Youth Pūmanawa Herekore i te Mātauranga, ngā Ratonga Pāpori me te Rangatahi

Congratulations to Evonne Cheung for contributions to the @maharaproject: Graphically designing an open source project Winner - Open Source Contributor Kaikoha Pūmanawa Herekore

Congratulations to @LINZLDS for LINZ Basemaps Winner - Open Source Software Project Kaupapa Pūmanawa Herekore

Congratulations to Ministry of Health for the NZ Covid Tracer application Winner - Open Source Use in Government Whakamahi Pūmanawa Herekore i te Kāwanatanga

Congratulations to @TeHiku for Whare Kōrero Winner - Open Source Use in Business Whakamahi Pūmanawa Herekore i te Pakihi

NZOSA organisers @CatalystNZ are pleased to announce the winners of the 2021 New Zealand Open Source Awards. These awards continue to recognise & celebrate the outstanding work done with free & open source software & the artistic, scientific, & social outcomes it delivers in NZ.

We will be announcing the winners of the 2021 NZ Open Source Awards here after 12pm, so stay tuned!