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NZ Tech Podcast 339: Intel Compute Card, New Macs, Apple HomePod, iPad Pro comes of age, SpaceX recycling

This week: Intel Compute Card, News from Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference highlights incl new Macs, Apple HomePod, iPad Pro comes of age. SpaceX recycling rockets and capsules, 25% of Australians support a cashless society, Dubai’s Robot Cops.
Hosted by Paul Spain and featuring guests Mark Webster and Damien O’Carroll.

NZ Wine Podcast 21 Beaujolais: Wine Regions of France

This session has us exploring the often overlooked Beaujolais region; discovering what makes many wine enthusiasts obsess about these wines. Jean-Christophe Poizat & Marc Taddei take us on a quick journey through the wine regions of France.

Be You – The Fearless Kitchen 53

In this podcast episode I describe my arrival into the USA, as in my 20s I took up a Private Chef role with a family on Cape Cod.

Remodelling Meal Kits – MenuAid’s Toby Skilton

Remodelling Meal Kits – MenuAid’s Toby Skilton

If your family is like Vincent’s, then you’ll love meal kits but hate the packaging –polystyrene meat trays, foil bags and more plastic wrap than a Grey Lynn building site. Is there a way to get the convenience of a meal kit with the discernment of a sustainable shopper? Toby Skilton reckons there is. He and partner Elise Hilliam have launched MenuAid, a meal kit for the conscious consumer.

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The Love Oat – Morgan Maw, Boring Oat Milk

The Love Oat – Morgan Maw, Boring Oat Milk

New Zealand grows great oats and makes excellent oat milk, in Sweden. Yes NZ oats are shipped to Sweden where they are processed and returned to our shores to be bottled and sold as NZ-made. That hardly seems the sustainable alternative we all hope for. The madness of that scenario is finally being redressed by a new player – the Boring Oat Milk. Vincent speaks to Boring founder Morgan Maw.

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AWS coming to NZ, New Surfaces, Flying Microchips, China vs crypto + more – with Brett Roberts and Paul Spain

AWS coming to NZ, New Surfaces, Flying Microchips, China vs crypto + more – with Brett Roberts and Paul Spain

Brett Roberts and Paul Spain discuss AWS coming to NZ, new Surfaces, Microchips that fly + and much on the latest NZ Tech Podcast.

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Special thanks to organisations who support innovation and tech leadership in New Zealand by partnering with NZ Tech Podcast:

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*Photo: Tim Dacombe-Bird, New Zealand Country Manager for AWS’s Public Sector

NZ Sales & Marketing Insider – Episode 18: Sir Ray Avery

NZ Sales & Marketing Insider – Episode 18: Sir Ray Avery

Ben speaks to Sir Ray Avery, the podcast’s first Knight Grand Companion of The New Zealand Order of Merit, scientist, inventor, philanthropist and raconteur. Listen as Sir Ray reflects on his experiences and why he sees himself as a salesman.

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Vote Climate! The Team Aiming for the Vector Board, via Entrust

Vote Climate! The Team Aiming for the Vector Board, via Entrust

Coming up: an election you probably won’t vote in for an entity you’ve probably not heard of. That’s right, it’s the tri-annual vote for the Entrust board, the majority shareholder of Vector Energy, Auckland’s electrical lines company.

But wait, before you turn over and go to sleep, this time around it’s different. A consortium of climate campaigners and motivated professionals is challenging the comfortable incumbent alliance of C&R, formerly known as Citizens and Ratepayers, which have dominated the Entrust board for the last 500 years. To explain what they’re up and what it all means for the climate, I’m joined by Rohan MacMahon and Dewy Sacayan, candidates in the new party which is called More For You Better for Climate.

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See the More For You, Better For Climate website: https://www.moreforyoubetterforclimate.nz/

 

IPCC Report part 3 – The insider’s guide, with Professor Dave Frame

IPCC Report part 3 – The insider’s guide, with Professor Dave Frame

 

This week Vincent is joined by Professor Dave Frame, Director of the New Zealand Climate Change Research Institute (CCRI) at Victoria University and a lead author on the Sixth Assessment Report of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change. This is the third part of our series on IPCC report, so Vincent asked if Dave could give us an insider’s view of how the IPCC works, on the science of warming and the role of methane in global heating a topic of huge importance to NZ.

We’d be hard-pressed to find someone more qualified. Dave has a background in physics, philosophy and policy. Previous posts have included research positions at the University of Oxford’s Departments of Physics and Geography, and as Deputy Director of the Smith School of Enterprise and the Environment. He has also worked at the New Zealand Treasury, and served on secondment at the UK Department of Energy and Climate Change.

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NZ Sales & Marketing Insider – Episode 17: Lisa King

NZ Sales & Marketing Insider – Episode 17: Lisa King

In this episode, Ben chats to Eat My Lunch and AF Drinks founder Lisa King about taking what she learned working for global brand corporates and putting it to work as a purpose driven entrepreneur.

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IPCC Report: Rod Oram on business laggards and leaders

IPCC Report: Rod Oram on business laggards and leaders

This week, Vincent asks Rod Oram to explain the implications of the latest IPCC report for business. Does the stark reality set out in the report change what’s required of the business sector? Or does it simply reinforce what’s already happening? How exactly is business, here and overseas, responding to the need to decarbonise? And who are the leaders and laggards in this journey? Rod Oram, is a climate and business journalist and columnist at Newsroom.

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See Rod’s articles on Z Energy and the MSCI report here.