The national New Zealand Space Challenge is brought to you by partners ChristchurchNZ and SpaceBase to develop and apply space data and space technologies to solve current problems today. This Challenge is for everyone who's got a great idea to develop, or an already existing solution being used

We are the Cashmere High School Satellite Team, a group of aspiring students, years Nine through Thirteen, working towards an eventual goal of launching a CubeSat Satellite. We hope to launch CashSat-1 aboard a RocketLabs spacecraft, with an aim of performing a scientific experiment while in orbit.

Onslow College is an environment that encourages independence, self-discipline, and social responsibility with a student-centred philosophy. We promote an inclusive environment for all students and is renowned for the positive staff-student relationships and large co-curricular involvement of both

Maintenance and Repair Ceter for Airbus in the Asia Pacific Region

Sister company to Orbital Astroanautics U.K. OrbAstro (Orbital Astronautics Ltd) is a space technology company focused on compressing the upfront cost and lead-time to get from business idea to revenue generation, for companies utilising satellites. We do this by providing compelling satellites and

ROCKET LAB IS REDEFINING HOW WE ACCESS SPACEIntroducing Electron, Rocket Lab's latest launch vehicle - delivering small satellites to low Earth orbit at an unprecedented frequency.

The Department of Conservation is the public service department of New Zealand charged with the conservation of New Zealand's natural and historical heritage.

We are New Zealand’s innovation agency. We activate innovation and help businesses grow faster for a better New Zealand. We partner with ambitious businesses of all sizes, providing a range of innovation and research and development (R&D) services to suit each stage of growth. Our people – including

The United States Antarctic Program represents the US in Antarctica. Carrying forward U.S. goals supporting the Antarctic Treaty, the program strives to encourage international cooperation, maintain an active and influential presence in the region, and continue to conduct high-quality science

Scion is a Crown research institute that specialises in research, science and technology development for the forestry, wood product, wood-derived materials, and other biomaterial sectors.

The Centre for Space Science Technology (CSST) will help New Zealand’s industries access new and existing space-based measurements and will develop satellite data products and solutions specific to industry needs to drive regional economic growth.

NIWA, the National Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research, is a Crown Research Institute, which purpose is to enhance the economic value and sustainable management of New Zealand’s aquatic resources and environments, to provide understanding of climate and the atmosphere and increase resilience

Lincoln Agritech is a multidisciplinary R&D company owned by Lincoln University. We deliver leading-edge science and engineering knowledge and technologies into environmental, primary, processing and new materials applications.

consistently delivers exciting engineering solutions. Solutions that are smart, cost effective and perform well are the essence of the Shamrock way. Providing an exceptional service - everytime. Technology businesses across the Medical, Electronics, Energy, Measurement, Printing, Moulding and Hi

The Geospatial Research Institute Toi Hangarau provides a unique opportunity for all branches of the geospatial community to communicate and collaborate on new ideas and directions in this exciting industry. This institute aims to bring together Iwi, business, government and researchers to better

The UC Rocketry Project is a research group run in conjunction with the University of Canterbury Electrical and Computer Engineering Department and supported by Rocket Lab Ltd, designing new rocket guidance and control algorithms. UC Rocketry has developed into an advanced aerospace engineering

Researchers at Robinson Research Institute along with partners from the University of Auckland and University of Canterbury are currently working to develop new electric propulsion thrusters for small satellites. Unlike current chemical propulsion systems which burn fuel to accelerate, electric