Eldon Tate knew he needed to protect his world leading antimicrobial technology before going to market.

Based in the hills of Wellington, Paku honours mātauranga Māori in the creation of tools for children.

Wai Mānuka. A locally-sourced, premium, non-alcoholic beverage dreamed up by 3 friends at a party.

Evithé Biotechnology tackles the inflammation process by applying the ways plants defend themselves.

Miromoda nurtures young Māori fashion designers into an edgy annual showcase at NZ Fashion Week. Trade mark protection helped them build their brand.

Registering their trade mark early meant Baker Gramercy’s brand was protected as their reputation for authentic, fresh-baked goods took off.

Gaining thir own trade mark, and licensing other brands’ software IP, this unique car rental company got moving faster than ever.

With their distinctive wallpapers and screen printing in high demand, find out how PaperHands protected their reputation with a registered trade mark.

An innovative building frame idea gained XFrame a registered design, and a lesson on the importance of timing for patent protection.

A newfound love for beekeeping sent Julian McCurdy on a mission to create new tech to monitor beehive health.

Kind is the new cool. A small Wellington based team make it easy to give one percent of your income to some smaller, cool, Kiwi-based charities.

Story telling using immersive virtual reality; creative design agency Wrestler is pushing the limits with the help of IP.