by Eleanor Merton | May 11, 2018 | ForesightNZ Project, OneOceanNZ Project
Wendy McGuinness has crystallised her vision for walking the length of New Zealand through conservation land with the newly published Think Piece 28 – Biological Corridors Throughout New Zealand. This think piece was the culmination of an idea Wendy has been fostering...
by Sophie Peat | May 2, 2018 | ForesightNZ Project
We are pleased to announce the publication of the WakaNZ: Navigating with foresight workshop booklet. The workshop booklet contains the findings and observations of participants from the WakaNZ workshop held in November 2017. The Institute, in collaboration with the...
by Caitlin Salter | Feb 26, 2018 | ForesightNZ Project
We have officially launched the Institute’s new name with the publication of the WakaNZ: Navigating with foresight workshop’s whakataukī book. The Institute was gifted a Māori name, Te Hononga Waka, by the participants of the workshop. WakaNZ participant...
by Caitlin Salter | Feb 1, 2018 | ForesightNZ Project
WakaNZ: Navigating with foresight 2017 workshop participant Trinity Thompson-Browne has launched media company Fruit from the Vine, which aims to provide positive representations of young Māori. The launch event, hosted by Wellington City Council at the Wharewaka...
by Wendy McGuinness | Dec 19, 2017 | CivicsNZ Project, ForesightNZ Project, LivestockNZ Project, Nation Dates, Nation Dates, OneOceanNZ Project, PublicScienceNZ Project, ReportingNZ Project, StrategyNZ Project, TacklingPovertyNZ Project, TalentNZ Project
The books we have selected for the ‘Prime Minister’s 2018 summer reading list’ denotes the tools, ideas and/or skills we think the Prime Minister of New Zealand might find useful next year. Three high-level ideas shape the books we have selected: Idea 1:...
by Eleanor Merton | Dec 4, 2017 | ForesightNZ Project
The full programme of the WakaNZ: Navigating with foresight workshop concluded with a free public presentation at Te Papa Tongarewa’s marae on Thursday, 23 November 2017 to over 100 people. After spending the morning at the Institute going over their final...
