Showcase Workshop co-founder Millie Blackwell chats with Idealog about her business, sustainability, and more.

The world is on track to have more plastic in the ocean than fish by 2050. But all is not lost if we embrace

US business media site Bloomberg has created a tongue-in-cheek game which puts players in the position of managing a rat-infested, failing mall, complete with imaginatively-named

Minister for Climate Change James Shaw answers the question "can we fix it?" - and discusses what we can do to solve climate change.

The entry deadline for the Idealog + Blunt + Generator Umbrella Experiment is February 28. But don't forget to vote for your favourite designs,

The climate crisis needs massive investment to change and reorient our economy away from fossil fuels. Our new government has set a goal to

We are all going to die, thanks to our ruining the planet. Or are we? Not if these straight-out-of-Hollywood ideas have anything to say about it.

Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has called climate change this generation's 'nuclear free moment'. Greenpeace communications specialist Sophie Schroder outlines what must change in order to

Project Drawdown is a collection of very smart people with a range of skills that aims to “present the best available information on climate

Accenture Interactive’s Ben Morgan takes a look at how people in New Zealand are increasingly using their devices for everyday activities, and how organisations

One dystopian invention – a radio that can eavesdrop on anyone, anywhere, anytime – and four strange tales. Here's the fourth and final part.

As part of our ongoing data journalism project, we’ve recorded thousands of New Zealand entrepreneurs without their consent. Here's what they're saying – and

One dystopian invention – a radio that can eavesdrop on anyone, anywhere, anytime – and four strange tales. Here's part three.

It was always going to happen. After a stellar rise, content marketing might finally be slowing down as the latest fad in communications. Vincent

One dystopian invention – a radio that can eavesdrop on anyone, anywhere, anytime – and four strange tales. Here's part two.

New Zealand's space industry is taking flight thanks to the strides made by Rocket Lab, and nothing is a more celebratory reflection of this than

Being in business is like the proverbial roller coaster ride – high highs, low lows, unexpected turns, multiple passengers and, often, a funny feeling in

It’s 2018, and we’re still having a global debate about single-use, disposable items such as coffee cups, plastic straws, cheap wooden chopsticks, and more.

The Idea Log, Idealog's spirit 'animal', is back. And this time, it's here to propose some coping mechanisms for entrepreneurs who are dealing with some

The Icehouse's Andy Hamilton shares his views on the year that was and the years that could be.

Frances Valintine shares her views on the year that was and the years that could be.

Method's Sam Ramlu shares her views on the year that was and the years that could be.

Tech Futures Lab's Priti Ambani? shares her views on the year that was and the years that could be.

Kiwibank's Peter-Fletcher Dobson shares his views on the year that was and the years that could be.

Microsoft New Zealand’s chief technology officer Russell Craig shares his views on the year that was and the years that could be.

Offcut's Adrien Taylor shares his views on the year that was and the years that could be.

Founder of the NZ Innovation Council and NZ Innovation Awards and GM at Tech Futures Lab Louise Webster shares her views on the year that