Tom Raynel is the Managing Editor for several technology-focused publications, including IT Brief New Zealand, Channel Life, and BusinessDesk NZ. His reporting primarily covers the information technology, cybersecurity, and telecommunications sectors, with a focus on news and analysis related to enterprise technology, industry trends, and business impacts.
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By: Tom Raynel
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Tama Toki talks to Tom Raynel about Aotea Made and how it's unleashing our native flora.
Tama Toki, founder of Aotea Made, talks to Tom Raynel about how mātauranga Māori thinking inspires his business, and how combining science with the local knowledge on Aotea Great Barrier Island is key for him.
The merger was denied last month by the Commerce Commission.
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