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10 start-ups enter new innovation hub at New Zealand national museum Te Papa

Mahuki, an innovation hub within the innovation hub has opened its doors to ten entrepreneurial teams. They will respond with digital solutions to challenges faced by Te Papa and other cultural service providers across New Zealand and the world.

Can tampons change the world? A new start-up that has just raised $50,000 in...

her/, a new Aussie feminine care brand looking to inspire positive social change for women raised $50,000 in 48 hours in its first crowd funding campaign

Who said the stock markets should be for millionaires alone? This app will invest...

Fintech start-up FirstStep wants to democratise investing and open it up to the masses, aiming to let anyone start investing by doing so in small way.

Barefoot Power: The giant strides of a ‘social enterprise’

It is tempting to call Barefoot Power the next best business model since microfinance. But combining social purpose with capitalism’s animal spirits should sound frightening, given what has happened to for-profit microfinance, notably in India.

Cool invention measured pollution in Australia. Now, it will tilt windmills in Kenya

It was originally developed to measure wind-shear at airports for aircraft to safely land and take-off.  Which, you have to admit, is rather important. This innovative Australian laser technology is now poised to change the lives of millions.
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New Zealand’s Xero eyes US IPO, further disruption as subscribers increase...

Xero recently held its annual meeting in Wellington, during which the company revealed some interesting details about its future. As has been widely suspected, the...

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