Artist and photographer, Bruce Hunt, has been exploring New Zealand’s unique landscapes for over 40 years, walking the ridgelines of our rugged back-country and bringing back images of its rippling form. His new book “Tussock” is a culmination of that work, so we took some time to have a chat about his process, his journey […]

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As we arrive at the end of the year, we can look back, dust off our hands and tell ourselves, “Wow I sure did get nothing done while the rest of the world went down in flames”. It’s been both a glacial and quick year, as the months disappear into various lockdowns and level announcements. […]

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While it isn’t from lack of trying, the long anticipated ‘hoverbike’ has yet to find a mainstream foothold in our transport landscape, even among the society’s elite who could probably afford to maintain one. It appears that the logistics behind bringing the science fiction staple into reality might be a bit more complicated than the movies might’ve had you believe. We’ve seen a few examples here […]

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While we’ve certainly checked off a lot of boxes on the ‘gadgets of the future’ list in the last few years, we’re still not quite living in a world with robot servants catering to our every whim. However, Tesla are seemingly intent on papering that gap and we recently got our first look at their […]

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The Pandora papers have been hailed as the largest leak of offshore data in the world, with over 2.94 terabytes of data making up 11.9 million financial records. The records span five decades and exposes twice as many people as the last leak from the Panama papers. Notably it exposes 330 politicians and high-level officials […]

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When we think of the first pictures of space, we generally think of the greatest hits like the Blue Marble, maybe a footprint on the moon. We don’t consider that the first photo from space was taken just a year after World War II had finished on a captured Nazi V-2 Rocket. Launched on October […]

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