Writers | Cherwell.org
24 September 2021
In an entertainingly self-deprecating essay for Oxford University’s independent student newspaper Cherwell, Ben Jureidini apologies to the ghost of New Zealand short story master Katharine Mansfield for almost submitting a terribly pretentious theory about…
Politics and Economics | Eudaimonia and Co
26 November 2020
In the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic, New Zealand has emerged as a global leader. However there’s more to this leadership than New Zealand’s efforts in developing a world-renowned best-practice pandemic response, says London-based…
General | Sydney Morning Herald (The)
7 September 2020
“Asked by New Zealand media to summate the Australian reaction to the conviction of the Christchurch killer who grew up in Grafton only to murder 51 people in a Kiwi mosque in March last…
Business | Knight Frank
17 March 2020
Auckland-born Charles Ma, 29, is working on an ambitious project to reimagine the way we live with its development of an entire city – Auranga, in southern Auckland at Drury – which will…
Uncatagorised | Financial Times
15 March 2020
Five expert users, including Virgin Group’s chief executive New Zealander Josh Bayliss, tell the Financial Times about the best tools to beat procrastination in a recent ‘Future of the workplace’ special. What can corporate…
Design | 5280
12 February 2020
Could commerce be a solution to eliminating the enormous amounts of plastic debris floating in the world’s oceans? Richard Shirtcliffe thinks so.
Named as one of ‘The 6 Innovators Changing Denver’s Aesthetic’ by the mile-high…
Arts
18 January 2020
Online art platform Contemporary HUM’s last publication of 2019 sees Indigenous Canadian artist and curator Tania Willard explore the work of New Zealand artists BC Collective and Louisa Afoa, currently on display in the…
Rugby | RugbyPass
7 June 2019
Exceptional technical skills, an in-depth understanding of the sport and astute strategic knowledge are table-stakes for New Zealand rugby coaches at all levels of the game. What sets the truly accomplished coaches apart from…
Nga Kupu Aroha – Words of Love
21 May 2019
Marilyn Waring’s forensic record of her Parliamentary career (Marilyn Waring: The Political Years Bridget Williams Books) is a layered work, a primer in the travails of Aotearoa’s parliamentary democracy. It…
Visual Arts | Daily Mail
15 May 2019
New Zealand photographer Michael Bradley’s Puaki exhibition shows what Maori people would look like without their facial tattoos.
Daily Mail reporter Ben Hill explains how Bradley used a digital camera to take photos of…
Te Ao Maori | The Conversation
13 February 2019
“Globally, there has been a crisis of confidence in the promises of liberal democracy in recent years,” writes James H. Liu, Professor of Psychology at Massey University. Against trends like the US president wanting…
Uncatagorised | New York Times (The)
16 March 2016
In an opinion piece for the New York Times, New Zealand author and journalist Steve Braunius dives into the flag debate as the nation votes in a second referendum on whether to retain the…
Business | Australian Business Insider
27 October 2015
New Zealand has been ranked the country with the second highest average wealth per adult in mid-2015 according to the Credit Suisse Research Institute’s (CSRI) sixth annual Global Wealth Report.
The…
Magazine
14 September 2015
News of New Zealanders via Global Media
Uncatagorised | Cruise Critic | Travel Daily News
5 September 2015
Over three million visitors have travelled to New Zealand in the year ending July 2015, according to data released by Statistics New Zealand.
The 7.3 % per cent increase of visitor numbers is good news for…
News | Daily Mail
17 August 2015
A few weeks after the eye-opening infographics published by The Renegade Pharmacist blog, New Zealander Henry Hargreaves has created a visual, candy representation of the amount of sugar found…
Film
23 February 2015
Spinning off from the hit TV show The Vampire Diaries on the CW, The Originals continues the story of the vampiric Mikaelson siblings (Klaus, Elijah, Rebekah) as they return to their hometown of New Orleans and make their move to …
Film & TV | Salon.com | Slate | Variety Magazine
17 January 2015
It’s hard to pinpoint what is brilliant about new comedy series Togetherness, but a good place to start is its casting of Melanie Lynskey, according to Salon television critic Sonia Saraiya.
“Lynskey is a New…
Design | Vancouver Sun (The)
3 December 2014
Ron Holland is the mega-yacht designer behind the world’s largest sloop, the M5. The former Aucklander, who lives in Vancouver, had the 60-million-euro vessel built in fibreglass at the Southampton, England yards of Vosper…
New Zealand | Traveller.com.au
24 November 2014
“Believe the hype.” Andrew Bain writes about the Tongariro Crossing for Traveller magazine, in a list of eleven of the world’s best walks you can do in one day.
“Regularly billed as the best day…
Uncatagorised | The Epoch Times
23 November 2014
Rotorua is recognized as the Maori cultural centre of New Zealand, and there are many reasons to visit, Mike Watt explains for the Epoch Times.
“For well over 100 years an infusion of culture has…
Society | BBC | BBC News
20 November 2014
Every year, several dozen butchers make a lengthy commute – from provincial New Zealand to rural Iceland – for just two months’ work.
Shawn Parkinson (pictured, far left), one of the butchers, explains that the…
Design | Departures Magazine | Vogue
12 November 2014
A favored interior designer among the New York City’s cocktail party set, New Zealand-born Sandra Nunnerley has brought her distinct eye and original aesthetic to projects as varied as Park…
Politics and Economics | Economist (The)
10 November 2014
Prime Minister John Key, recently re-elected to a third term, is a cast-iron monarchist, the Economist writes. “Even so, he is bent on coming up with a new flag for New Zealand, one in…
Visual Arts | Epoch Times | The Epoch Times
5 November 2014
Uili Lousi, Tongan-born New Zealand artist, speaks to the Epoch Times about his journey of art and using New York city for spiritual inspiration.
“New York is the best place to test your spiritual life,”…
Music | Vice
29 October 2014
Singer Chelsea Jade Metcalf has created considerable buzz in her home of New Zealand, and she’s finally ready to take her art elsewhere; she’s been in New York recently for the CMJ Music Marathon,…
Fashion | Entertainment Weekly | TVNZ
24 October 2014
New Zealand designer Sean Kelly has won reality TV show Project Runway in New York.
The Wellintonian who now lives in Brooklyn was one of four finalists who were given a budget to prepare a…
Politics and Economics | Australian (The)
17 October 2014
New Zealand has won a seat on the United Nations Security Council, in the first round of the secret ballot.
The UN’s 193 member states voted at the UN headquarters in New York on Thursday.
New…
General | Independent (The)
10 October 2014
New Zealand is one of the best countries in the world to grow old in, coming 10th in the Global AgeWatch Index which ranks countries by how well their older populations are faring.
Norway topped the…
Business | Business Insider | NZEdge
9 October 2014
Air New Zealand has been judged by Business Insider as having the “coolest airline paint job in the world”, ranked first out of 15 international airlines with striking exterior designs.
“As airlines and…
Business | Vox
4 October 2014
New Zealand has the best designed government in the world, American political commentator Dylan Matthews writes for Vox.
“The shire has a mighty fine political system,” he jokes.
“Recently New Zealand held its 51st general election,…
Music | New York Times (The) | Scoop
2 October 2014
The second album of New Zealand duo Electric Wire Hustle Love Can Prevail was released worldwide last month, and features on Jon Pareles’ Playlist in The New York Times.
Pareles describes the R&B, soul and…
New Zealand | US Vogue | Vogue
18 September 2014
Vogue has presented a list of 15 spots to have a perfect day in the “coolest little city in the world: Wellington, New Zealand”
“New Zealand’s capital city is no longer just a sleepy layover…
Film & TV | Digital Journal
17 September 2014
‘What We Do In the Shadows’ was a big hit at this year’s Toronto International Film Festival, winning the Grolsch Midnight Madness People’s Choice Award. Its co-creator, ‘Flight of the Conchords’ star Jemaine Clement,…
Uncatagorised
9 September 2014
Booker-winning author of The Luminaries, Eleanor Catton, 28, has announced she will use her New Zealand Post best fiction prize money to establish a grant that will give writers “time to read”.
Catton’s The Luminaries,…
Film & TV | Guardian (The)
4 September 2014
Conchord and vampire Jemaine Clement is interviewed by The Guardian’s Alexander Bisley on his new film What We Do in the Shadows, share homes, and his Maori heritage.
Clement is one of the most noted…
Sport General | New Zealand Herald (The)
2 September 2014
Victories for double scullers Fiona Bourke and Zoe Stevenson, and single sculler Emma Twigg capped off a superb world championship regatta for New Zealand’s rowers in Amsterdam.
Those wins lifted New Zealand’s gold medal haul…
Theatre | Metro News
29 August 2014
One of the newcomers at this year’s Scotiabank BuskerFest in Toronto was New Zealand performer Shay Horay, a.k.a. The Famous Rubberband Boy. Named the freakiest boy in show business, the self-proclaimed “Olympic-grade athlete in…
Sport General | Pakistan Daily Times
27 August 2014
Dylan Schmidt became the first New Zealand athlete to win an Olympic medal in trampoline when he bounced to gold at the Nanjing 2014 Youth Olympic Games on Friday.
“It’s pretty cool,” the 17-year-old said….
Theatre | Edmonton Journal | The Edmonton Journal
21 August 2014
“The fun of Promise and Promiscuity, a pleasant and playful solo musical by New Zealander Penny Ashton, is that the marriage of the two happens so charmingly, without undue exertion in literary deconstruction, reconstruction,…
Business | Business Spectator
20 August 2014
New Zealand’s next big software company Vista Group climbed as much as 3 per cent on its first day of trading, after raising $92.6 million in its IPO last month.
The New Zealand-based…
New Zealand | CNN | Conde Nast Traveler | Independent (The)
19 August 2014
It’s great to be a tourist down under, with travellers naming New Zealand and Australia among the best vacation destinations – the cities of Auckland and Melbourne are the friendliest in the world.
Kiwis and…
General | New Zealand Herald (The)
14 August 2014
David Dawson has become the first New Zealander to swim solo the length of Loch Lomond in Scotland, the largest inland stretch of water in Great Britain.
The ex-pat did the swim as…
Sport General | FIFA | FIFA.com
7 August 2014
New Zealand have made a dream start to their FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup campaign with a 2-0 win over Paraguay at Montreal’s Olympic Stadium in Canada.
The junior Football Ferns have never progressed beyond…
Theatre | Guardian (The)
6 August 2014
The New Zealand contingent at Edinburgh 2014 includes around 240 actors, dancers, musicians, Maori performing artists, producers and writers.
One of these acts is The Factory – described as “the Pacific Les Mis” – exploring…
Motorsports | San Francisco Gate | SF Gate
5 August 2014
New Zealand racer Scott Dixon went from last in qualifying to capture his fifth win at Mid-Ohio in the last eight years.
Dixon coasted in on low fuel Sunday to finally end his team’s victory…
Sport General | Daily Mail | Daily Mail (the)
5 August 2014
Linda Villumsen, 29, dug deep in the final stages of the time-trial to beat professional cyclist Briton Emma Pooley by six seconds, winning gold at the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow.
Villumson finished with a time…
Agriculture | Stuff.co.nz | The Whir
30 July 2014
A small New Zealand-based agri-tech company Techion Group have received a research and development fund from UK supermarket giant Sainsbury’s.
The grant of 400,000 Euro will go towards further developing Techion’s cloud-based system for diagnosing…
Wine | Stuff.co.nz
28 July 2014
New Zealand can claim another victory over Australians with research showing British wine drinkers prefer New Zealand vino to theirs.
New Zealand is now the second most popular country of origin for premium wine sold…
Business | Bloomberg | Financial | New Zealand Herald (The)
25 July 2014
Wal-Mart, the world’s biggest retailer, has announced New Zealander Greg Foran as CEO of its US business, responsible for 4,700 stores and accounting for 60 percent of the company’s total global revenue of US$476b.
Foran,…
Taste | Wall Street Journal (The)
25 July 2014
“The Musket Room serves New Zealand cuisine with an impeccable presentation, adding a bit of whimsy with touches, such as edible flowers. And it is shaking things up with a revamped cocktail menu”…
Sport General | Fox Sports | Golf | Seattle Times
23 July 2014
At just 17 years old, Lydia Ko is the youngest millionaire on the LPGA Tour, ever.
The New Zealander won the Marathon Classic in Ohio to become the youngest player to surpass $1 million in…
New Zealand | Daily Mail | Daily Mail (the) | Mail Online
19 July 2014
A diving instructor has found an undiscovered cave half a mile underground in New Zealand, posting incredible footage of the discovery online.
Martyn Farr, 63, was diving through a 350-feet-long underwater passage, before he emerged…
Writers | GalleyCat
17 July 2014
Booktrack, the New Zealand-based eBook soundtrack company, has partnered with best-selling author Hugh Howey and digital writing community Wattpad to launch a competition that will reward creativity in words and music with up to…