Meet the newest ethical label: HIH
Dan Buckley, founder of Huffer, has transferred his streetwear knowledge into two separate labels, Thing Thing and now the newest ethical line HIH. We spoke to Buckley about his thoughts on the new business.
Hamilton calls for Amazon
Hamilton has made a bold move and has publicly expressed its interest in being the first location for an Amazon New Zealand headquarters.
Four principles every business can learn from social enterprises
From problem solving to unconventional practice, Judit Maireder shares four things that make a social enterprise successful.
KFC retail scheme adds cassette tapes to the mix
KFC has paid homage to the classic American road trip by releasing a cassette tape that provides GPS-like directions for travellers to follow Colonel Harland Sanders tracks.
Habitual Fix breaks free of caged eggs
Habitual Fix has announced the decision to completely switch to using only free range eggs within its store, joining Foodstuffs recent commitment to the same plight.
Travis Scott x Ksubi streetwear collaboration
Celebrity collaborations continue to make waves as Australian streetwear label Ksubi announces its latest collection with rapper Travis Scott.
Auckland designer launches a colourful couture collection
Melbourne-based Kiwi Karishma Kasabia has just launched the first collection from her label Khòlò. It features a partnership with Italian-born artist Carmelo Blandino, in which his artwork is brought to life on clothing using 3D sequin and beaded embellishments. Kasabia shared some of the inspiration
Bear Brothers Denim talks homewares and New Zealand-made
Bear Brothers Denim founder Janet Bingham has launched a range of aprons, cushions and placemats made out of denim after 25 years in the jeans-making industry. She shared some background with us.
Updated: Countdown to phase out plastic bags by end of 2018
As the public conversation about how to address the environmental impact of single-use plastic carrier bags ramps up, Countdown has announced it will phase these out from its stores and online shopping by the end of 2018.
Nokia joins the android game
If the classic Nokia is anything to go by, the new range of Nokia smartphones will be the most indestructible on the market. But will the new product suffer from its late to market launch?