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World-first bid for World Heritage Starlight Reserve

03 Aug 2007

A New Zealand initiative to establish a World Heritage Starlight Reserve is underway, with 2009 as the goal for the Lake Takapo and Aoraki Mount Cook skies.

Rotorua opens world-first cycle monorail

08 Aug 2007

New Zealand’s newest adventure attraction, the Shweeb Velodrome, will open in Rotorua in late August 2007.

Students Design High Performance Battery Car

19 Sep 2007

Students at the University of Waikato in Hamilton, have designed a performance electric car that is powered by the same kind of battery used in a cellphone.

Bach in a box: The classic Kiwi bach gets a make-over

06 Nov 2007

The traditional Kiwi bach is being brought into the modern day.

Innovative Kiwi's 'garage invention' nominated for international award

24 Jan 2008

A New Zealander's do-it-yourself attitude has landed him a place in the finals at this year's Saatchi & Saatchi World Changing Ideas Award.

Music for mutts - New Zealand CD for dogs to go global

21 Feb 2008

A New Zealand CD only audible to dogs is set to get tails wagging around the world.

Kiwi invention brings water to communities in need

18 Mar 2008

A New Zealand invention is set to provide salvation to island communities in an emergency.

Foldable kayak responsible for new science discovery

02 Apr 2008

A New Zealand company has applied technology it developed for a foldable kayak to the biochemistry world.

Trapeze artist and hot-air balloon create history

02 Apr 2008

An outlandish stunt has created ballooning history, high above the New Zealand countryside.

Rat perfume could save New Zealand's native birds

02 Apr 2008

Wild rats tricked into following their noses could leave New Zealand birds very chirpy.

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