Affairs / Media
Monocolumn
Tuesday 23 February
A Kiwi quandary
As citizens of a small nation still emerging from a postcolonial adolescence, New Zealanders are proud of the clutch of symbols recognised as their own.
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Affairs / Urbanism
Oceania Briefing
The rebranding benefits of geographical name changes are weighed up in South Australia, plans to harvest storm water for consumption are questioned in the New South Wales city of Orange, and Tokelau announces plans to…
Edits / Travel
New Oyster Cult
When the owners of The Oyster Inn moved to New Zealand they never intended to open a restaurant, let alone a hotel. Two years on, they are the proprietors of a local institution and a winning brand.
The Entrepreneurs, episode 74
We meet São Paulo entrepreneurs who are carving (or painting) a niche in the world’s second-largest beauty market, head to Freemans Bay in New Zealand where a small clothing brand is going after worldwide appeal, and ask…
Affairs / Manufacturing
Monocolumn
Sunday 28 August
The drugs don’t work
Earlier this month, New Zealanders woke to find the shelves of corner stores across the country stripped of their most contentious product.
Affairs / Aviation
Monocolumn
Wednesday 7 April
JetBlue and the power of the rebrand
Long before nations ranging from Britain to New Zealand got into the rebranding business there was I Love New York – the seminal slab serif logo devised by legendary graphic designer Milton Glaser back in 1977.
Affairs / Politics
Monocolumn
Saturday 10 July
Expenses scandal, Kiwi-style
A year after the expenses scandal that threw the UK’s parliament into crisis, aftershocks are registering in New Zealand.
Affairs / Fashion
Monocolumn
Sunday 20 June
Optimism comes back into fashion
Despite cloudy skies and a mediocre performance from Italy against New Zealand in the World Cup, the bumper-to-bumper traffic crawling away from Moncler’s Gamme Bleu show at Milan’s Velodromo Vigorelli last night was tes…
Affairs / Society
Oceania Briefing
The Solomon Islands men who have gone from government to jail and back to government, and why Samoa is considering a plan to switch timezones.
Affairs / Media
Monocolumn
Tuesday 30 March
Will BBC weather forecasting change providers?
After almost 90 years, the BBC is talking about putting its lucrative weather forecasting contract out to tender, possibly as early as this month (April).
Affairs / Transport
Oceania briefing
New Zealand's prime minister and his choice of transport, and Australia's renewed efforts to get people on their bikes.
Design / Industry
Monocolumn
Friday 6 August
DIY and the death of design
The Industrial Designers Society of America’s annual International Conference brings some 600 designers, engineers and professional thinkers from around the world to Portland this weekend.
Business / Innovation
Business briefing
Why money grows on trees, New Zealand's food moves, Africa's largest wind farm and India's carrier bag ban.
Business / Entrepreneurialism
Life's a beach
Renowned as a New Zealand playground, the Bay of Plenty is enjoying a commercial makeover thanks to its thriving port, excellent transport links and booming population of entrepreneurs. Monocle visits a region going global…
Affairs / Aviation
Monocolumn
Wednesday 22 February
National airlines are a country’s brand to the world
On Monday a group of colleagues returned from Budapest – giddy after a weekend of goulash, thermal bathing and cocktailing with Monocle subscribers and collaborators.
Affairs / Society
Briefing Oceania
An Antipodean Martin Luther King and New Zealand on a go-slow.
Business / Innovation
Business Briefing
A new Saturday market of small-scale farmers in Puerto Rico adds to the country's organic agricultural movement, a new pie shop in Lisbon taps into the growing trend for inexpensive fare over a traditional sit-down affair…
Design / Fashion
Fashion briefing
Visvim's sole revival, bedtime treats from Matters of Leisure and a Swiss trunk cal: Monocle selects for summer days and nights.
Business / Business Hubs
Business Briefing
The entrepreneurs with an idea for a digital democracy, Johannesburg's downtown gets a facelift, and online purchases can now be on London doorsteps within 90 minutes.