This week hundreds of Kiwis from across the globe came together through the online social networking site Twitter to support the All Whites in their World Cup warm-up match against Australia.
This report has been commissioned by New Zealand Trade and Enterprise to examine why one of New Zealand’s core strengths - innovation, does not always result in improved economic performance.
International money transfers from the UK to New Zealand could be on the rise. One expert has suggested that the UK is becoming increasingly keen to employ people from New Zealand.
Late last week TimeZoneOne hosted a very successful Kea (Kiwi Expats Abroad) event, where Richard Tattershaw (TimeZoneOne CEO) interviewed Sarah Robb O’Hagan, Chief Marketing Officer for one of the worlds most iconic sports brands, Gatorade.
Nick Bryant reflects on New Zealand's mix of controlled fury, subtle charm and social harmony, and asks why the rest of the world can't be more like it.
A year ago, few people had heard of a “flat white” coffee. Now they are sold in Starbucks alongside more familiar lattes and cappuccinos, and Britain’s Costa chain is offering customers their money back if they don’t love the newest white coffee craze.
We were touched by Trevor De’Ath’s correspondence after winning a trip to the Western Front in last month’s newsletter and thought we should share it with you.
The World Class NZ Programme was established in December 2001 to contribute to the government's strategy of increasing New Zealand's international competitiveness by improving global connectedness. Find out more.
