2011-08-01 12:06:13 // Andy Kenworthy
// Idealog #34: features
A combination of Kiwi practices, verdant land and cash from clued-up investors like Sam Morgan yields Leitíssimo three times the production it would generate in New Zealand. Is this the end of our dairy industry - or the next step for IP?
2008-01-21 09:34:51 // Hamish Edwards
// Idealog #13: workshop
Londoners refuse to be rushed by an upstart from the colonies, but you can do business at British pace
2007-11-16 14:06:18 // Lauren Bartlett
// Idealog #12: features
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A meeting with Fred Hollows set Ray Avery on a new career. Kiwi entrepreneurs are breaking the Third World poverty trap with money, new business models and smart ideas—and selling the same things to the pampered West. Lauren Bartlett unearths the fortune at the bottom of the heap. Plus: The startups sparking Third World innovation.
2007-11-08 05:56:31 // Gena Tuffery
// Idealog #12: now
Leonardo da Vinci had one. So did Raphael. Now our own Kelcy Taratoa is flourishing under the creatively liberating breeze of the patron’s dollar
2007-09-25 13:04:42 // Peter Griffin
// Idealog #11: features
Some hard touring and an inspired collaboration with Taika Waititi are building The Phoenix Foundation’s profile Stateside. The question is, can they make it pay?
2007-08-30 09:56:21 // Peter Griffin
// Idealog #11: features
Taika Waititi’s movie about a couple of Kiwi misfits, was never intended for an overseas audience—but it’s showing on screens across the US courtesy of The Walt Disney Company, complete with a killer soundtrack by fellow Wellingtonians The Phoenix Foundation. Peter Griffin follows their road to the Magic Kingdom
2007-07-11 23:00:00 // Russell Brown
// Idealog #10: features
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Hollie Smith’s debut album is probably the most anticipated Kiwi release this year. Sassy, smart and local, good golly, could Miss Hollie go global? The first step: turn down iconic label Blue Note and pick a subsidiary instead. Russell Brown talks to Northcote’s next big thing
