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Knowledge Wave 2003 – The Leadership Forum
Monday, 27 January 2003, 9:20 am | Knowledge Wave Project
Pre-Forum programme for the approximately one hundred Leadership Forum participants selected as “Emerging Leaders.” More >>
Budget Lacks Boldness On Growth Goal
Thursday, 23 May 2002, 6:33 pm | Knowledge Wave Project
The Government’s commitment to economic transformation in the Budget is encouraging, but lacks any strong sense of boldness and urgency, The Knowledge Wave Trust’s Director, Bridget Wickham, said today. More >>
Catching The Knowledge Wave – The Next Step
Monday, 3 September 2001, 5:40 pm | Knowledge Wave Project
A new, independent body, The Knowledge Wave Trust, was announced today to build on the ideas and momentum generated by the Catching the Knowledge Wave conference. More >>
Catching The Knowledge Wave Conference Communique
Monday, 3 September 2001, 5:39 pm | Knowledge Wave Project
In October 2000, The University of Auckland in partnership with the New Zealand Government and supported by business and a broad cross-section of New Zealand society initiated The Catching the Knowledge Wave project. More >>
Knowledge Wave Stimulates Major Change in Public
Monday, 3 September 2001, 5:38 pm | Knowledge Wave Project
New Zealanders’ desire to be known for their knowledge, creativity and enterprise has jumped dramatically in the last three months, according to a new survey taken shortly after the Catching the Knowledge Wave conference. More >>
Students To Catch Knowledge Wave
Tuesday, 24 July 2001, 9:57 am | Knowledge Wave Project
Twelve secondary students have been given the chance to help shape New Zealand’s future. More >>
Genome Pioneer To Address Knowledge Wave Conferenc
Thursday, 5 July 2001, 2:28 pm | Knowledge Wave Project
The winner of the race to map the human genome, Dr Craig Venter of Celera Genomics, is to address next month's Catching the Knowledge Wave conference on the advances occurring in bio-technology and the opportunities for countries like New Zealand, ... More >>
Students Encouraged To Catch Knowledge Wave
Thursday, 5 April 2001, 4:48 pm | Knowledge Wave Project
The University of Auckland and the New Zealand Government are giving secondary school students the opportunity to help shape New Zealand¡¦s future. More >>
Scoop Images: CatchingThe Knowledge Wave
Sunday, 18 February 2001, 11:10 am | Knowledge Wave Project
CREATING KIWI PROSPERITY: The Prime Minister, Helen Clark, and the Vice-Chancellor of The University of Auckland, Dr John Hood, at tonight's launch of the "Catching the Knowledge Wave" project, a major collaboration between the government, the ... More >>
Catching the Knowledge Wave Project - Hood Speech
Saturday, 17 February 2001, 10:04 am | Knowledge Wave Project
The Ministry of Research, Science and Technology stated in 1999: “Knowledge, as much as, if not more than land, labour and capital is the key to creating wealth and improving the quality of life.” More >>
Why Catch The Knowledge Wave?
Saturday, 17 February 2001, 10:03 am | Knowledge Wave Project
A new force is driving the world’s most successful societies. Knowledge is replacing the old stores of wealth - land, industrial machines, capital - as the new currency of social and economic success. More >>
Catching The Knowledge Wave Project
Saturday, 17 February 2001, 10:01 am | Knowledge Wave Project
The Vice-Chancellor of The University of Auckland, Dr John Hood, tonight outlined the structure and background of the Catching the Knowledge Wave project. More >>
PM Launches Catching The Knowledge Wave Project
Saturday, 17 February 2001, 9:59 am | Knowledge Wave Project
A significant initiative to seek new and widely agreed paths for New Zealand’s social and economic development will take place this year, culminating in a major international conference in Auckland at the beginning of August, the Prime Minister, Helen Clark, ... More >>
