In-Brief 
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Shabby city with potential (1)
1/19/10 •
Transforming the centre of Wellington into a car and bus-free zone is “common sense, not nonsense” according to Sir Robert Jones.
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Refreshing the screen (1)
1/19/10 •
Fresh Films has been going for just over six months, but owner Claire Alderton has been in the business much, much longer.
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Innovation Vaccine (0)
5/06/09 •
An ambitious venture between two pioneering Wellington research institutes has substantially boosted capability within the capital’s innovation industry. The collaboration between the internationally-renowned Malaghan Institute and the world-class IRL research enterprise was brokered by Victoria Link Ltd (Viclink) with the aim of creating a revolutionary cancer vaccine.
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Stress free living – Jones style (0)
5/04/09 •
Imagine a skating rink in the middle of Courtenay Place (roller in Summer – ice in Winter), a vibrant cafe culture, central commercial sites along Lambton Quay and best of all……no buses!
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Heard about the Recession? (0)
5/04/09 •
At Trilogy, a Wellington-based skincare company, that question would result in a $5 fine. Sisters Sarah Gibbs and Catherine de Groot, who run Trilogy, have banned the word from their office.
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It Ain’t Easy Being Green. (0)
5/04/09 •
Sempre Avanti Consulting is a Wellington business benefiting from taking a green approach to recession.
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GADGETS, GAMES & GEEKS 2009 (0)
5/04/09 •
Don’t be fooled by its title, this isn’t an event for teenagers with too much time, adrenaline and playstation addiction.
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Wooing Aussies (0)
3/01/09 •
New Zealanders already know Wellington as a ‘top destination’ city to visit. David Perks, CEO of Positively Wellington Tourism (PWT), now plans to focus on wooing the Aussies to our city.
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Small Talk (0)
3/01/09 •
BizChat’s RUTH McDAVITT talks to IN-Business about the latest online community.
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Ingeniously green (0)
1/01/09 •
Recycling can harm the environment. A shock, but it’s true, especially on windy Wellington days that result in residents – and council contractors – collecting strewn recycling before it clogs drains, mucks up gardens and pollutes waterways.
Tai Haronga and the ClearTide team have come to the rescue with the fabulous EnviroFlexiNet. This keeps recycling content [more »]
