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Under the sea
In this week's issue: under the sea, good for a giggle, it's crunch time, all in the details, waste not want not, pimp your garage, escalate your enterprise, all in a day's work, man behind the mag, weighing in on Wellywood, last call and the quote of the week. Read more »
Eight years and ‘7 days’
From humble beginnings living on expired two-minute noodles to the heady heights of TV3 comedy 7 Days, the founders of production company thedownlowconcept have built a business out of taking the piss. By Florence Noble. Read more »
Bigger, faster, more productive
An entrepreneurial dream team is set to finally give Kiwis the internet as it should be—fast and uncapped. Oh, and lend a hand to our Australian cobbers too. Read more »
A formula for secrets
If you are relying on trust, it’s because you haven’t done the right paperwork. Plus IP help on the cheap. Read more »
New note
Mistreated by the music biz, Hollie Smith says she almost gave it away. But she’s back—and funky. Read more »
Putting other people’s money where your mouth is
You’ll need more money—much more. Plus meet an angel. Read more »
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Race to the bottom
In this week's issue: race to the bottom, all for a good cause, entrepreneurial spirit, where to from here?, it's all go, view from the top, meet your saviour, gadgety goodness, beyond the numbers and the quote of the week. Read more »
Smile, you’re in New Zealistan
Catch those upstart Aussies by 2025. That’s the aim of John Key and his young Turks. Dream on, John. Government inaction and the biggest recession in 70 years are conspiring to bring us level with the home of Borat by 2025. Vincent Heeringa reckons we need a better plan to avoid becoming New Zealistan. Read more »
Audi designer Wolfgang Egger brings the A5 Sportback to life right in front of our eyes. It’s all about three lines, apparently, but those three lines have been obsessed over. Enjoy the autospeak: the rear comes complete with both accent and elbow.
Latest issue: Under the sea
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