Ian Taylor

Right now MIQ is a bigger risk to business than Covid-19 according to a leading entrepreneur who's detailed an alternative isolation plan in a bid to get businesses travelling again.

The boss of… Video, Audio

Hurricanes Rugby says it can't control the views of one of its owners after he accused a tech entrepreneur of 'sucking up to the left-loving Māori agenda'. 

Animation Research founder Sir Ian Taylor… Audio

In our weekly our look back at New Zealand screen history we remember the children's magazine show, Spot On. Audio

A new online education kit, Mātauranga seeks to inspire children in New Zealand and the Pacific to recognise the STEM intellect of early Polynesian voyagers. Sir Ian Taylor from Animation Research Ltd… Audio

The man who brought the America's Cup to life for TV viewers is New Zealand's newest knight in the New Year Honours list. High-tech digital pioneer, Sir Ian Taylor, who established Animation Research… Audio

People in a Rotorua suburb can apply to take part in a make-or-break trial of a Covid-19 contact tracing card from Friday.

Health officials still can't say if the tracing tool will cope with real… Audio

Delays and confusion over testing of the Covid Card mean the technology has yet to make it to the wider public, despite the Health Minister saying trials were underway.

A Rotorua-based trial of the… Audio

The Covid Card has not been trialled in the general population, despite the Minister of Health this morning telling RNZ a trial had begun.

The trial was due to start a month ago.

But the Ministry… Audio

Ian Taylor from Animation Research is calling for the New Zealand government to be open to more Kiwi innovation. Audio

As the nation goes on heightened alert, calls to introduce a CovidCard are growing. Audio

The Panel looks at some of the more unusual New Zealand made products and speaks to Brett Renall, from Woodpecker Signs in Lincoln. Audio

More than 140 high profile scientists have urged Facebook chief executive Mark Zuckerberg not to the let the US President spread "misinformation and incendiary statemements" amid US protests. Audio

In a strange development, two stories centered around spies or ex-spies in New Zealand have been making the headlines today. Audio

In this day in 1967, Procol Harum were at number one on the UK singles chart with 'A Whiter Shade Of Pale'.  Audio

The Panel discusses whether it's time for a nationwide recycling scheme to make it easier for Kiwis to recycle. Audio

Black Lives Matter protests are continuing following the death of George Floyd.  Audio

New Zealand is moving to Alert Level One at midnight. Covid-19 restrictions have prevented many events, sporting or corporate, from proceeding at venues, including our big stadiums.  Audio

Panellists Jo McCarrol and Ian Taylor share what they are thinking about. Audio