Deals! Deals! Deals!
Done Deal: Recent fundings secured, contracts inked and deals done and/or did, for the tl;dr crowd
Our regular roundup of recent deals done and/or did.
Deals! Deals! Deals!
Done Deal: Recent fundings secured, contracts inked and deals done, all for the tl;dr crowd
Our regular roundup of recent deals done and/or did.
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.
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.
Walking on
New Victoria University of Wellington study: Biking and walking pays - so will more New Zealand cities catch on?
The benefits of encouraging biking and walking outweigh the costs by ten to one, according to a new study from Victoria University of Wellington and the New Zealand Centre for Sustainable Cities. Will it be something cities in Aotearoa take into account when planning for the future?
Ch-ch-changes
Changes at Callaghan Innovation: Goodbye Growth Grants, hello tax credits
Callaghan Innovation’s Growth Grants are set to end – and will be replaced by tax credits for organisations that spend more than $100,000 on R & D.
Poverty Week, brought to you by Kiwibank
Banqer's Kendall Flutey on how education, discussion and tech can teach kids about money
Talking about money with your kids should be an easy thing to do. Right? After all, as adults it’s a fact of life we deal with every day. Truth is, money conversations are some of the toughest to tackle for many parents. But there are ways to make it easier.
Doing good
The Idealog guide to things you can do with your money to reduce social inequality (even if we're unqualified to give financial advice)
You want to make a positive difference in the world. You have some money. So, how do you do the greatest amount of good with the money you have? Here are some options, even if we're about as qualified for giving financial advice as an actual kākāpō would be for coaching the All Blacks.
Hack-a-mole
Updated: How a data breach took me for an $800 Uber ride
NZ Retail and The Register deputy editor Courtney Devereux wrote a stunt journalism piece on how easy it is to be hacked in Idealog last year. In an ironic twist of events, she recently discovered she has actually has had her data breached, except this time through her Uber account to the tune of $800. Here, she explains what happened, and the problem with entrusting your confidential details to big, faceless corporations.
