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Rethinking poverty: aligning our solutions with Kiwi culture
Lindsey Horne, behavioural insights consultant at TRA, asks if we're really doing enough to address poverty in Aotearoa - and how culture can play a role.
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A quick investing cheat sheet for under-25s, from one twenty-something to another
The Register and NZ Retail editor and associate publisher Sarah Dunn is a big ol’ geek who got on a waiting list at the library to read Talking to My Daughter about the Economy for free as soon as it came out. When her younger co-workers asked for advice on getting their money under control, she wrote the below.
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How we can end the poverty gap within our lifetime
Oxfam's research earlier this year showed that New Zealand’s two richest men owned the same wealth as the poorest 30 percent. Executive director of Oxfam New Zealand Rachael Le Mesurier says the story of wealth inequality is a story of the super-rich, as new wealth created in each year continues to be concentrated among the already extremely wealthy. She says this is not a sign of success, but of economic failure, and outlines what we can do about it.
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Banqer's Kendall Flutey on how education, discussion and tech can teach kids about money
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Bellies, not bins: How Everybody Eats is tackling food poverty in Auckland by intercepting food waste
It's the little things
Isthmus Group's Andre de Graaf on how small homes can help solve housing affordability
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Budget 2018: As the goalposts shift towards wellbeing, here's what the Government plans on doing to address child poverty
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Elevator Pitch: Aquafortus
As part of our Elevator Pitch series in partnership with Flick, we gave Daryl Briggs a little longer than an elevator ride to pitch Aquafortus, which removes water from waste.
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Elevator Pitch: No Ugly
As part of our Elevator Pitch series in partnership with Flick, we gave Aaron Taylor a little longer than an elevator ride to pitch his scientifically formulated wellness tonic, No Ugly.
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Elevator Pitch: Joblist
As part of our Elevator Pitch series in partnership with Flick, we spoke with Brittany Earl, whose company Joblist aims to change the way we get stuff done - and find things to do.
Play ball
The Idealog guide to striking stadium designs
As debate about a new national stadium in Auckland picks up steam, we take a look at interesting stadium design innovations across the globe.
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My favourite places: Karen Walker
Fashion designer Karen Walker shares a few of her favourite Auckland spots.
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It's the little things
Isthmus Group's Andre de Graaf on how small homes can help solve housing affordability
Deals! Deals! Deals!
Done Deal: Recent fundings secured, contracts inked and deals done, for the tl;dr crowd
Our regular roundup of recent deals done and/or did.
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Elevator Pitch: Aquafortus
As part of our Elevator Pitch series in partnership with Flick, we gave Daryl Briggs a little longer than an elevator ride to pitch Aquafortus, which removes water from waste.
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Can We Fix it? Brought to you by Kiwibank
In a regular section in print and in a series of online pop-up sections throughout the year, Idealog and Kiwibank explore some of the world’s biggest – and, in some cases, most intractable – problems and then showcase some of the clever people trying to tackle them.
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The Log Experiment
At Idealog, we regularly celebrate our community’s brilliance. So for the 2018 Design Issue, we’ve tapped into the talents of the Idealog community and, in honour of our spirit ‘animal’, The Idea Log, we sent a few hunks ‘o wood out to some friends of the Idealog family from the fields of art, design, architecture and creative business to see what they could do. These are the results.
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A Day in the Life
How do you perfect the work/life balance? In an ongoing series, high-performing New Zealand entrepreneurs share how they handle the madness of business.
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What Keeps You Up At Night
Idealog chats with the movers, shakers, visionaries and future captains of industry about what issues keep them up at night and also what gets them going the next day.
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The Idea Log
Million dollar ideas and inspiring inspiration from Idealog's sassy spirit 'animal'.
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25 things with Peter Haythornthwaite
Peter Haythornthwaite – industrial and creative design deity, Designers Institute of New Zealand fellow, owner of an ONZM for services to design, and current exhibitor of his life’s work at Objectspace Gallery in Auckland – knows things, loves things, predicts things, worries about things and improves things.
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Green Rush
In a new series, we talk to entrepreneurs and investors about the challenges and opportunities in the emerging New Zealand cannabis industry.
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Far out
Revealed: The inaugural New Zealand Space Challenge winner
John Ahearn - a University of Canterbury postgraduate Antarctic Studies grad who is working to make research on the world's southernmost continent safer - is the winner of the first New Zealand Space Challenge.
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Artificial intelligence 101
You’re probably already experiencing the benefits of artificial intelligence, although you may not be specifically aware of it. For example, image recognition is now commonplace inside of Facebook and other social platforms that scan your photos and recommend you tag your friends. So where else are you benefitting from it? And why is it such a critical technological advance?
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Why New Zealand needs to STEAM ahead
AI is alright
Techweek: Innovation that’s good for the world
Human performance
Techweek 2018: Turning our sporting prowess into economic success
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Umbrella Experiment
And the winner of the Blunt + Idealog + Generator umbrella experiment is… Bonnie Brown’s Blooming ‘Brella
The grand winner of our Blunt + Idealog + Generator umbrella experiment has been announced – congratulations to Bonnie Brown of Studio Bon, who will see her design turned into a limited edition Blunt umbrella. Watch this space for details on how to buy one in the near future, or get your pre-order in now. In the meantime, we chat with Brown and have a closer look at her winning design.
Out and about
Recap: The Idealog Pop-Up Magazine - Design Edition
We'd like to think we have good taste. You'd like to think you have good taste. And, it turns out, those two things helped make the Idealog Design Event a success.
Idealog + Insight Creative
How to win the staff engagement game
Getting staff aligned and focused on the collective vision and purpose requires a very special sort of internal marketing and communication strategy. It takes enormous leadership authenticity and commitment to be successful.
Pay transparency
To share or not to share: is knowing your co-workers' salary the key to closing the gender pay gap?
Mish.Guru, a social media content and analytics start-up, has become one of the latest companies in New Zealand to endorse transparent pay systems as a way to tackle gender pay disparity. But are these shared models really as effective as they seem, or are they just another trendy, token gesture?
Poverty Week, brought to you by Kiwibank
How we can end the poverty gap within our lifetime
Oxfam's research earlier this year showed that New Zealand’s two richest men owned the same wealth as the poorest 30 percent. Executive director of Oxfam New Zealand Rachael Le Mesurier says the story of wealth inequality is a story of the super-rich, as new wealth created in each year continues to be concentrated among the already extremely wealthy. She says this is not a sign of success, but of economic failure, and outlines what we can do about it.
Equality
Dignity’s Miranda Hitchings and Jacinta Gulasekharam on periods at work and equality (listen)
Miranda Hitchings and Jacinta Gulasekharam, who founded Dignity with the idea to create affordable and accessible sanitary items for all women and menstruating people in New Zealand, chat about the need for sanitary items in workplaces, the importance of providing sanitary items to schools, equality, and more. We're republishing this as part of our Poverty Week pop-up.
A day in the life
A Day in the Life: Link's Aaron Toresen
A day in the life
A Day in the Life: Snowball Effect's Simeon Burnett
Deep wisdom
The road to resilience
Food for thought
Times change - and ads should, too
Give the model some wit. Said no-one ever.
Poverty Week, brought to you by Kiwibank
Rethinking poverty: aligning our solutions with Kiwi culture
Lindsey Horne, behavioural insights consultant at TRA, asks if we're really doing enough to address poverty in Aotearoa - and how culture can play a role.
Poverty Week, brought to you by Kiwibank
Budget 2018: As the goalposts shift towards wellbeing, here's what the Government plans on doing to address child poverty
Poverty Week, brought to you by Kiwibank
Can We Fix It? How the Ngā Tangata Microfinance Trust is helping to keep the vulnerable out of debt
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Wish we'd thought of that: Innovative ways of addressing poverty from around the globe
