Over the past year, New Zealand has managed to turn its global competitiveness around and clawed back two places to rise to 23rd in the World Economic Forum's Global Competitiveness Index, improving on 2011s score of 4.93 to ... More …
Have you recently bought new tyres? There's a chance your old ones could now be part of a hockey field, thanks to Pacific Rubber. More …
On the 50th anniversary of the exhibition where Andy Warhol first showed off his soup can paintings, Campbell's is finally paying tribute to the artist himself. More …
After the flurry of automotive innovation, which followed the banning of mobile phone use in vehicles, voice command technology is no longer groundbreaking. It’s a footnote, rather than a selling point, in the hyper competitive auto industry. More …
A few chocolate lovers have decided to turn something else usually deemed inedible into something much more enticing by screenprinting Whittaker's chocolate designs onto wafer paper. More …
At the end of January 2013, construction will begin on a central office that will form the headquarters for eastern North Island iwi Tūhoe. But it will be an office with a difference. More …
Christchurch project specialist, Steven van der Pol of Arrow International, has been awarded The New Zealand Institute of Building Medal for his contributions to the industry. More …
It's a fact of life in New Zealand that we have to wait a bit longer for our movies and TV shows than other markets, and to try and remedy this national sense of FOMO (and perhaps limit the ... More …
New Zealand has the state equivalent of 'short man' syndrome – comparing ourselves to other countries often and regarding everything from Olympic medals to average house prices. More …
BMW technology has come a long way since 1995. More …
The 'new Telecom' has taken the fairly brave step of opening itself up to the masses and launching a new website called whytelecom.co.nz that's part PR campaign, part customer service innovation and part public service announcement. And ... More …
Rewardjunkie founders Matt and Brady Thomas reckon retailers aren’t getting great value from daily deals and can’t afford to be part of the larger loyalty schemes, so they created their own platform whose playing ground lies somewhere in ... More …
Get cash in your pocket with Kiwi microtasking site Pocketjobs. More …
Does industrial furniture make your heart skip a beat? What about recycled timber and sustainably-managed macrocarpa and pine? Then you'll love Primary, a new Auckland brand specialising in bespoke furniture for the home. More …
Mountain Buggy founder Allan Croad is back with the LeisurePod, an all-in-one trailer solution for transport, storage and even camping. More …