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NewsHow Much Can Google’s Self-Driving Car See?
360 degree vision and a one gigabyte per second data processing rate are promised with Google's latest.
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NewsParisian Artist Transforms the Streets with Ink and Wheatpaste
Levalet explores the boundaries between reality and fiction.
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NewsLilliputt Launches Lost in Time
The new 18 hole Mini Golf course is an interactive and sensory journey through the history of New Zealand.
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NewsLED Lighting to Cultivate Fruit and Veges in Space
Thought you’d be eating vacuum packed meals in space? Think again. Fruit and veges could now be part of everyday space cuisine
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NewsHow 3D Printing Can Help Your Herb Garden
The planter system can be set up in an array of configurations so you can construct your living wall to complement your living space.
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NewsA Bike That Unlocks The Pedal Power In Your Hands
Get your hands in on the action with the new 4 Strike Bike.
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NewsSingapore Stunning Garden Hotel Opens
Singapore's new Park Royal takes green living to a whole other level.
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NewsChange Your Mood with your Mobile Phone
Are your mood swings getting the better of you? Take control with this new app.
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NewsHow Glowing Plants Could Replace Light Bulbs
Bioluminescent plants and crowd funding are set to save the world from the carbon monster.
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RestaurantOdette's Eatery
Shed 5, City Works Depot, 90 Wellesley Street
Between the lively chat, the excellent dishes and plotting how to run away with all the tableware, we had a wonderful time.
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NewsCatwalk Fashion and Font Design Combine
Every year, Paris-based designer Yvette Yang immortalises changing trends with her annual 'fashion font'.
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NewsThe Giant Paper Clip Handbag
Designer Peter Bristol has brought a new perspective to the humble paper clip.
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NewsGoogle Faces Finds Smileys on the Earth’s Surface
It's human to see faces everywhere; now it's an algorithm, too.
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NewsLululemon launches in New Zealand with Aotearoa Asana
Yoga and running gear brand Lululemon lands on New Zealand shores.
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NewsSingles to Get Train Carriage for Flirting on Prague Metro
One way to spice up your workday commute.
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EventChristmas Lights at MOTAT 2024
Tue, 10 Dec - Mon, 23 Dec 2024
MOTAT, Western Springs
MOTAT is bringing nights of festive fun and dazzling lights back for another year.
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EventFat Daddy's Bottomless
Sat, 7 Dec, 2024
The Elephant Wrestler, Takapuna
How many burgers and beers can you down in 90 minutes? Find out at The Elephant Wrestler.
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EventCasa Bacardi in Auckland Viaduct
Thu, 5 Dec, 2024
Viaduct Harbour, Auckland
Casa Bacardi has popped up on Auckland's Viaduct, but a warning to rum-lovers: its here for a good time, not a long time.
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EventBritomart Saturday Farmer's Market
Sat, 7 Dec, 2024
Takutai Square, Britomart., Auckland
This weekly inner-city farmer's market sells everything from fresh produce and flowers to coffee, vegan foods, pastries, sweet buns, crepes, juices and savoury snacks.
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EventPasta and Peroni Nights at The Grounds
Sun, 8 Dec, 2024
The Grounds at Whoa! Studios, Auckland
See out the last sunny evenings of autumn with fresh pasta handmade by an ex-Baduzzi chef and ice-cold beers on tap.
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EventYoga in the Sky
Multiple single dates
SkyCity Auckland, Auckland
Take your yoga practice to a whole new level — level 51, that is.
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EventSmales Farmers Market
Mon, 9 Dec, 2024
Smales Farm, North Shore
Auckland's newest farmers market arrives across the harbour.
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NewsWhat Your Sleep-Talk Reveals About You
If only this app had been around in Sigmund Freud's day.
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NewsHow iPad Stories are Changing Writing (and Reading)
The Silent History creator and ex-McSweeney's editor Eli Horowitz shares his digital lessons.
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NewsA Dress Shirt that Doubles as a Screen Cleaner
Dress to kill and keep your screen clean with this new multi-tasker from Japan.
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NewsNike, NASA and the Unsustainable Future of Fabric
Nudity, hypothermia and the end of fashion: a life without fabric doesn't sound like much fun.
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NewsThe World’s First 3D Desktop Printer
Enjoy full-colour 3D printing in the privacy of your own home.
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NewsKite Photography: Up Where The Air Is Clear
With a long piece of string and a strong wind Kite Aerial Photographers bring an extraordinary dimension to the ordinary.
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NewsFashion News
From I Love Ugly Suits, G_Shock watches, Ruby, Glassons through to Peroni collaborations, we wrap up the latest in Fashion News.
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NewsDrinking Pays for Public Transport with the Beer Turnstile
Don't drink and drive; drink and catch the train
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NewsGet Out of Great Gatsby Limbo: Play the Video Game
Experience a Gatsby party firsthand with this addictive 8-bit game
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NewsBuildings Grow a Skin in the Name of Sustainability
House too hot? Cool it down with a whole heap of wood.
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NewsGoogle Unveils A Brand New Music Streaming Service
Google has revealed all of the new things for you to Google on their Google.
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NewsDay to Night Transformation Easy with Removable Heels
A shoe that comes with five different pairs of heels, enabling comfort during the working day, and an optional dash of glamour during the evening.
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NewsTransforming Modern Waste into Architecture
'Waste not, want not' is the catch-cry of Dutch design and architecture studios, Superuse.
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NewsGourds Transformed into Building Blocks
Does one of the world's oldest cultivated plants hold the key to sustainable construction?
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NewsBrothers Launch Travel Clothing Line with a Suitcase Pop-Up Shop
If The BFG had been written in the 21st century, Swedish fashion retailer Brothers’ vintage trunk is the suitcase he’d likely have carried.
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NewsA Sustainable Alternative to Leather
The Netherlands-based Studio Tjeerd Veenhoven has recently developed a new vegan textile from the Areca palm.
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NewsD.I.Y. Paper Watches
SUCK UK's paper watch enables consumers to take matters into their own hands and design an accessory that is uniquely theirs.
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NewsPumpkin Pop-Up Inspired by Louis Vuitton
This dreamlike pumpkin pop-up shop is an example of what happens when fashion and art collide.
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NewsReykjavik’s Concert Hall Wins Major EU Prize for Architecture
Reflective of both light and water, the building scatters the harbour surface with dancing, incandescent rainbows.
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NewsA Crowd Funding Proposal to Impress Jack Sparrow
Do you think your breakfast might taste better served with a piratic touch?
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NewsLife in Five Seconds Depicts History Through Design
Why use 770,000 words (the Bible’s approximate length) when you can tell the story with none at all?
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News2013: A Space Oddity as Astronaut Sings Bowie in Space
Social media darling and astronaut Chris Hadfield takes David Bowie to new, dizzying heights.
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