New Zealanders featured in this week's survey of global media including NY and LA Times, Time, The Telegraph, Guardian, Observer and Age, Sydney Morning Herald and NowPublic.com include:
- Sam Neill talks Pinot Noir to Time: “fickle, voluptuous and complex"
- Crowded House give "emotion-drenched performance" in LA theater
- Debuts, divas and “dark intellectual designs” at AirNZ Fashion Week
- Chris Kissling, John Tiffin publish on the global transport solutions
- Ian ‘Gandalf’ McKellen in NZ as Lear with Royal Shakespeare Co
- Tautai Contemporary Pacific Arts exhibiting Longitude in Rarotonga
- AirNZ launches Pink Flight from SF to Sydney for Mardi Gras 08
- Jean Paul Gaultier's models brazened with Moko in European Vogue
- Paul and Kahra Scott-James's Graham selected for Filminute 2007
- More recognition for healing properties of NZ Manuka honey
- Spirit NZ ship nom’d for Nobel Peace Prize: coached 75,000 youth
- Weta Workshop make mermaid tale for amputee swimmer
- Flight of the Conchords HBO series a US sleeper hit, now in UK
- Chris Tate's Titirangi house a glass box floating in the treetops
For full stories see http://www.nzedge.com/media, a 5,000-story storehouse of international activities by New Zealanders 2000-07.
Picture Peter Hunt for Time, of Sam Neill and family at Two Paddocks Vineyard
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