Marketing
Everything’s better with bacon
So says Kiwi Bacon, which is counting down the next two weeks with a Baconanza featuring such goodies as bacon wallets, mints, soap, shoes, and and lip balm. More …
Inspiration from some of our greatest innovators
1Yes, it's early in the week, but the best thing we've seen this week are these posters designed by Nuno Filipe Miranda capturing gems of wisdom uttered by the likes of Walt Disney, Winston Churchill, Henry Ford and ... More …
Awards
Innovative and inspiring works of colour sought by Dulux
Kiwi architects, designers and students who aren't afraid to play it safe will get the chance to show off their prowess at the 2012 Dulux Colour Awards. More …
Technology
Goodbye plain old telephone, hello VoIP
1Voice Over IP is still far from the most common way for people to call each other in New Zealand, but it will be – sooner rather than later. More …
Look to small countries to lead the way, says expert
1It pays to be small these days – small countries are going to be the drivers of the new global economy, says Kiwi expat and economist David Skilling. More …
Climate Change
Kyoto Protocol on life support: will someone pull the plug already?
Vernon Rive reports back from the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change Conference in Durban and finds the Kyoto Protocol at death's door. More …
Innovation
Kiwi business leaders take a leaf out of the Valley’s book
7San Francisco is known for its golden bridges, crooked streets and island prisons. It’s also known as a hotbed of design and tech innovation, which is why 25 Kiwi business leaders hit the city for a week in November. More …
Marketing
Air New Zealand’s Rico bows out in a blaze of mysterious glory
In typically dramatic fashion, Rico's been killed off with a flourish and a smart digital tie-in to the boardgame Cluedo. More …
Opinion
Super-Dave to Labour’s rescue?
1David Shearer may be yet another white, middle-class male, but he may also represent Labour's best chance at redeeming itself. More …
Friday frivolities: Haiku signs, visions of the future, power sockets with pizzazz and more!
1Five links for your Friday distraction. More …
Events
Meat raffles and Journalism Idol: Jon Stephenson’s road back to Afghanistan
1Prizewinning journalist Jon Stephenson is returning to Afghanistan before Christmas to tackle a number of stories, and a bunch of his friends want to give him a bit of support. More …
Events
Lifting our game through scientific innovation
1Professor Sir Peter Gluckman, chief science adviser to the Prime Minister, is a staunch champion of science as a pillar of economic development and innovation. And turning Auckland into a major Asia-Pacific innovation hub will be the topic du jour ... More …
Fletcher Building embraces the web
Fletcher Building and Michael Hill International have been identified as having the best and the worst websites respectively in regard to communication with investors. More …
Sustainability
carboNZero boss: ‘It’s not just about wearing Birkenstocks and hugging trees’
4Graham Carter, a Kiwi-born entrepreneur, has spent the last 10 years in North America – turning good ideas into commercial businesses and founding three successful companies along the way. But now he’s back in the country as the CEO of ... More …
Urban Design/Architecture
Rewrite of development standards triumphs at surveying awards
Quality land development for years to come will be the legacy of the 2011 New Zealand Institute of Surveyors Award of Excellence ‘Gold’ winner. More …
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