Greg Hurrell

Simplicity now has $115m invested into VC funds including $85m in Icehouse’s Fund III.

The company has ambitions to capture 10% of the global medium powerboat market.

The company has two new Australasian clinical studies to validate its technology.

KiwiNet supreme award winner says US science suffers from poor links with business.

Commercial investors will be needed to test the entire ion drive thruster in space.

National and Greens clash on sleeper trains and ‘idiotic’ roads.

The former CEO is retiring because of ill health after a wide-ranging career.

Beyond Earth Ventures wants to add NZ companies to its portfolio.

The startup is seeking investment for a test flight next year.

NZ's aerospace sector’s links with both military forces and the UK are growing.

‘Black swan’ political events have become a material matter for companies.

The company says it raised the gold mining risks ahead of its opponents.

Roading materials are seen as a promising reuse of old tyre rubber.

The Kiwi agritech company plans to expand into European markets next.

The company is confident two issues raised by the EPA can be resolved.

How should the government fund technology startups, if at all?

Icehouse Ventures plans to build a presence in New York and San Francisco.

The two software companies are both headquartered in Christchurch.

The startup is poised to start fundraising after tinkering in a suburban garage.

NZ is already subsidising some industry sectors but letting others fail.

A lack of capital has slowed down the miner’s plans in the Hauraki gold fields.

Westpac says the main economic risk is to pasture-based agriculture.

NZ's new Tort Liability Act is a 'legislative torpedo', an academic says.

One fund manager says some climate reports are bloated while others are bare-bones.

Labour and National clash over LNG but both make Paris Agreement a bottom line.

Climate conference meets as coalition parties pledge a second look at Paris Agreement.

The Royal Society is floating several ideas, but each comes with a cost.

Consultancy GHD says NZ could use mine tailings in the construction industry.

The company will pitch against other startups in San Francisco for a $1.7m prize.

The company has raised $6.1m of a projected $11m pre-Series A round.

The startup's biggest deployment so far is in Brunei.

Schools in NZ and overseas are grappling with AI manipulation and deepfake issues.