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Our curious, ingenious, and adventurous spirit means we're always looking to make tomorrow better than today.
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Turning a Familiar Landscape into a New Dairy System

Around the world, dairy farming is overwhelmingly built around cows. In New Zealand, a company is asking a different question: what if one of the world's most recognised grass-fed dairy systems could be built around sheep instead?

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Smart ideas that are saving a species

Creativity is helping save one of New Zealand’s most endangered birds. Through dedicated conservation efforts, New Zealanders are working to bring the kākāpō, our endemic, charismatic, and nocturnal flightless parrot, back from the brink of extinction.

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Fabrum: Powering a Cleaner Future from New Zealand to the World

In Christchurch, New Zealand, a company born from ingenuity is helping power the world's transition to clean energy. Fabrum is turning hydrogen from a promising fuel of the future into a practical solution for today, delivering technology that's already fuelling trucks, powering boats, and preparing aircraft for zero-emission flight.

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Powering a Cleaner Future

As the world accelerates towards a low-carbon future, New Zealand is stepping up with bold ideas and transformative technologies that put sustainability at the heart of progress. On the UN’s International Day of Clean Energy, we celebrate the Kiwi companies driving innovation and shaping a cleaner tomorrow.

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New Zealand HealthTech solutions improving wellness worldwide

Globally, the Healthcare Technology sector is booming. Aotearoa New Zealand has cemented itself in the industry with world-class HealthTech companies that have gold-standard scientific knowledge as well as a competitive commercial edge.

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Reaching New Heights with Solar-Powered Flight

New Zealand’s Kea Aerospace has completed a historic solar-powered flight to the stratosphere. Their Kea Atmos Mk1b soared to more 56,000 feet, flying for over eight hours. This milestone positions Kea Aerospace among the few companies worldwide capable of such feats.