Travel stories - Page 145

New Zealand's brain drain is a common issue, but Synergy is tackling it by supporting staff on their overseas ventures and welcoming them back home.

Rod Drury urges NZ IT sector to aim for $1M per employee, shifting from services to product development for economic growth.

As well as implementing an international expansion strategy Tauranga-based Vision Software is doing well on its home turf.

Rich in gold and coal mining history the West Coast is also home to IT@Work which has been servicing the local community since 2002.

Masterton's Technology Solutions, the largest computer hardware and service center in Wairarapa, discusses their business and challenges.

New Zealand's schools are embracing ICT to enhance learning and administration, supported by up to NZD $70 million in annual funding from the government.

Gore is famous for a number of things. It's the country music capital of New Zealand and world-renowned for its brown trout fishing.

As Powerpoint presentations grow tedious, the true issue lies in the misuse of the software by presenters who fail to engage effectively.

There's a hopping, jumping and tongue-flicking good time to be had in the latest remake of the arcade classic Frogger.

Tomb Raider: Legend breathes new life into the iconic series, with improved graphics, intense gameplay, and a new adversary for Lara Croft.

Darkwatch game review: Embrace the wild fusion of cowboys and vampires in an action-packed adventure with Jericho Cross.

Liberty City Stories, exclusive to Sony's PSP, revisits iconic GTA terrain with tweaks and fresh features, promising a graphic marvel and hours of gameplay.

Serious Sam 2 amps up the madness with stunning graphics and over 40 levels. Laugh and battle through time with Sam Stone's return!.

Neal McDonough and Ron Perlman star in The Incredible Hulk: Ultimate Destruction, bringing life to a city ripe for mayhem and comic fan delights.

Tony Hawk's Underground 2 Remix brings a skateboarding whirlwind to PSP, blending classic action with new multiplayer modes.

Midnight Club 3: DUB Edition for PSP is essentially the same game that Rockstar Games released for the PlayStation 2 and Xbox.