Inspired by the ethos of food-rescue organisation Kaibosh, chef Kelda Hains looked to the past to champion unloved ingredients and showcase clever waste-minimising techniques at her All Taste, No Waste dinner.
Simon Day has eaten great food in iconic cities all over the world. Nothing beats Wellington's food scene, even on a bad day.
Bruce Mau believes that far from being a hopeless case, the future of the planet is in safe hands. Why? Because he looks at the issues the world faces as design problems.
In the second episode of Actually Interesting, The Spinoff’s new monthly podcast exploring the effect AI has on our lives, Russell Brown explores how aware machines really are.
Flick’s Nikki Cockburn explains the difference between fixed rates and spot prices.
For the month of July, Josie Adams is taking on the challenge of being low-waste. That means minimising plastics, emissions, and even recyclable. This is week three.
The rise of the machines will radically transform the way we work. Jobs will disappear. New ones will emerge. But what if the perceived threat of technology is really an opportunity to be more human?
With several high profile Government objectives in the spotlight, covering areas including carbon emissions and power prices, a single Ministry could drive better outcomes across them all.
DiscoveryCamp gives Māori and Pacific high school students the chance to experience science at a tertiary level. Alice Webb-Liddall asks why it's important to get these young people interested.
From travelling the world pondering her existence to convincing a Swedish furniture giant to back a venture looking at the future of living, Carla Cammilla Hjort has lived several lives.
At the same time as supermarkets adapt to increasing demands for online shopping, some supermarkets are investing in the development of their people.
The 2019 budget put aside $300m for venture capital for small to medium-sized startups. There’s hope it will allow businesses to grow locally and stay in New Zealand for longer.
What if you could grow a house from seed or 3D print a new subdivision in a week? The housing sector is ripe for disruption. Can technology solve the housing crisis?
Fifteen tracks, 22 guests, one album. There are a lot of reasons why Ed Sheeran's new collab album shouldn't work. The surprising thing is how much of it does.
"It turns out being low waste is compromising my love life."
Why Simon Day hopes baking a bacon and egg pie will guide the Black Caps to glory tonight.
Ahead of his trip to NZ for the Future of the Future, the man behind Kickstarter shares a few secrets.
