A neat place to be: Johnny Gibson talks New Zealand and the best it can offer
Hmailton café Demi Urgos finds itself in the Neat Places list. Speaking to a filled auditorium at Wintec's Ramp Festival...
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State of the art geo-mapping makes sky the limit for data access
Kurt Joy says the new technology "allows you to look anywhere on earth". Photo: Savannah Fleming Cutting-edge technology allowing for...
From pitlane to pedestal: transporting a $500,000 car to Fieldays
One appearance of the ultra-rare 2019 Ford GT just wasn’t enough to satisfy some enthusiastic spectators, as motorsport fans flocked...
State school integrating Christianity into school culture, says students
Students at Hamilton Boys’ High School say the presence of Christian prayer and hymns in assemblies is making some students...
International scouts at Maadi seek rowing talent
Ohio State University talent scout Robbie Tenenbaum was at Maadi seeking New Zealand's best young rowers Talent scouts were at...
Breeze aborts balloon launch
Belgian balloon Darth Vader and USA-based Betty Jean Butterfly on tethered rises at Friday's aborted launch. Poor weather stifled a...
Nexus cops criticism from Hamilton music community following online faux pas
Staff at the University of Waikato's student magazine Nexus, were left scrambling for cover following a scrap with an independent recording...
Better latte than never
The Atomic Latte Art throw-down took place in Hamilton this week, with cafes from Hamilton to Auckland sending their best...
Kiwi journalist turned Netflix star David Farrier drawn to the weird
David Farrier spoke to a crowd of enthusiastic students and industry members on Friday at a Wintec Ramp talk. Dark...
Off-beat podcaster reaches worldwide audience
Award-winning wedding photographer turned podcaster Jason Naylor dished up an autobiographical insight into his life as a quirky innovator to...