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Words by  Erik Zydervelt The term feebate has been floating around

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Australian end-to-end packaging specialist, Grounded, has launched a recyclable and

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Throughout history, blockades have been overcome by new ways of thinking and experimentation – try, try and try again, as the saying goes. This

Andy Cunningham is known best for her role helping to launch the Apple Macintosh, where she worked closely with Steve Jobs. Since those heady

From drone technology to electric farm bikes and computer graphics, from space-age umbrellas to fitness trackers and the world's leading DJ software, New Zealand

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

From drone technology to electric farm bikes and computer graphics, from space-age umbrellas to fitness trackers and the world's leading DJ software, New Zealand

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

From drone technology to electric farm bikes and computer graphics, from space-age umbrellas to fitness trackers and the world's leading DJ software, New Zealand

Where would we be without bridges? Stranded between two points, gazing forlornly across a vast expanse, presumably. But while we can all appreciate their

From drone technology to electric farm bikes and computer graphics, from space-age umbrellas to fitness trackers and the world's leading DJ software, New Zealand

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

War! What is it good for? Absolutely nothing – except for a range of very handy innovations that we take completely for granted.  Peter

We’ve come a long way since the mid-1900s, when the dining options available to New Zealanders largely consisted of meat, three veg and tomato

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 opening of the new Generator @ GridAKL, 12 Madden Street space in September was huge a moment of pride for the entire Generator team.

As businesses demand more flexible workspaces, Regus is helping to lead a commercial property revolution. Here’s how you can enhance productivity and save money. 

Elections are fascinating beasts. Polls here, polls there. And, then there is the unloved but crucial margin of error. Dot Loves Data’s Dr Paul Bracewell

When Snells Beach locals Kate and Mark Gatt set out to create a cognitive behavioural therapy app, they soon realised it was no small venture to embark

Mention augmented reality to most people and they'll think of Pokémon GO. While the technology is often associated with gaming, its serious side is

Xero's longtime CTO Craig Walker knows things, wants things, predicts things, worries about things and improves things. In this fifth and final installment, here are five things that worry him

And the 2017 winner of the Innovation in Financial, Professional & Public Services is