OldSchool/New School: A design history of New Zealand
From pop-up toasters to peerless film production, an exhibition featuring all aspects of Kiwi design is hitting Wellington later this month. More …
From pop-up toasters to peerless film production, an exhibition featuring all aspects of Kiwi design is hitting Wellington later this month. More …
With a much narrower timeline thanks to the Rugby World Cup, election campaigns need to pack a punch this year and the Green Party is pinning its hopes on a plan to create a new economy based on the establishment ... More …
After spending 35 years building a world-beating business, 67-year-old Bill Buckley is "still in his overalls" and loving every moment on the shop floor, as evidenced by his win at the Ernst & Young New Zealand Entrepreneur of the Year awards ... More …
The latest episode of The Climate Show is out so get ready for: The return of La Nina, Times Atlas Gate (or something like that), the Petermann Glacier break-up, Pirates cause global warming (not really) and Ice adventurer Rob Swan ... More …
Richard Mans began teaching himself 3D animation back in 1998. Thirteen years later, he's about to hit the international film festival circuit with his debut short animated film, Abiogenesis. More …
It’s been projected that by 2015, the combination of increased fuel prices with decreasing battery prices and smarter technology will put electric vehicles on a par with fossil fuel powered vehicles. And if you want to see where electric ... More …
Professor Sir Paul Callaghan has written a business plan for New Zealand – and it doesn’t include winning the World Cup. More …
For all the sheep jokes thrown around, these humble animals are the forgotten part of our economy. While we've halved our sheep population, the value of lamb has skyrocketed.
Applications for MSI's internships programme, which pays companies to take on interns for R&D purposes, close next week. More …
Last year it was a coffee cup concoction from Daniel Marshall Architects that took home the top award at the AAA (Auckland Architecture Association) Cavalier Bremworth Unbuilt Architecture Awards. With entries for the 2011 round of awards open, organisers have ... More …
This lady’s personality is as colourful as the clothing she wears and the external environments she designs. In this latest video interview from We Can Create, Myerscough describes her ideal canvas and discusses why not having a design formula ... More …
Wellington airport’s bumpy addition may have received an equally bumpy welcome when it was first unveiled to the public last year, but the new international terminal, affectionately dubbed ‘The Rock’, continues to earn its keep, making the shortlist of ... More …
Spring is here and with it comes some fresh inspiration by way of Design Assembly’s Spring Conversations evening. Come along to mix and mingle with your fellow graphic designers and explore the weird and wonderful world of design. More …
What would cause more than 500 people in China to flip company cars and storm the offices of a solar company? Solar may be heralded as a viable solution to our energy woes, but it takes power to make power ... More …
In Auckland on Monday? Got nothing to do? Why not head along to the NZ Technology Trade and Investment Forum being held at the Langham Hotel as part of the Rutherford Innovation Showcase. It's the first in a week ... More …