2011-11-01 15:40:29 // Deirdre Coleman
// Idealog #36: workshop
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For AUT University’s Kelly Sheerin, the Rugby World Cup experience isn’t quite finished.
2011-09-30 13:58:51 // StopPress Team
// The Idealog Blog
An entire New Zealand community has joined together to sponsor a national sports team in its quest for Olympic glory in what it's calling a world first.
2010-06-22 21:53:11 // The Editors
// Idealog #28: gear
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Why should grown-ups have all the fun? Boutique company Kingswood Skis is pioneering a range of fat kids' skis. No, not skis for fat kids, but fat skis for ordinary kids.
2009-06-05 09:28:42 // Andy Kenworthy
// Idealog #21: features
Kiwi golfer Michael Campbell has nurtured hopes of morphing into a global sports brand ever since he beat Tiger to win the 2005 US Open. It hasn’t happened yet. Andy Kenworthy spoke to Cambo about what could be the toughest challenge of his career. Plus Amazing Race host Phil Keoghan talks about his Enzed brand endeavours.
2008-08-15 11:35:20 // Vincent Heeringa
// Idealog #16: features
Kevin Roberts: is he God or just a good talker? Vincent Heeringa talks to the world’s most irrepressible optimist and New Zealand’s biggest booster about love and rugby, blue as the new green, snail porridge and the new simplicity. Plus the Eagle vs Shark quiz
2007-10-30 05:00:00 // Lauren Bartlett
// Idealog #12: now
With competition waiting at the end of every half-pipe, starting up a skatewear label is hardly a risk-free move. But it’s paying off for Nick and Jenny Clegg, who launched Federation Clothing out of their apartment seven years ago
2007-10-02 20:22:02 // Lauren Bartlett
// Idealog #11: now
Apparently, not all our textile innovation went into the All Blacks’ World Cup jumper. Orca has designed the world’s first breathable wetsuit, which expels heat and moisture while keeping the ocean at bay. “We had a lot of triathletes coming to us asking, ‘Is there any way you can make cooler wetsuits’, so we tried to work out a way to make it happen,” say Simon Kenny of Orca
