Under-fire entrepreneur was named a 'Flying Kiwi' in 2009.
Home / BusinessChris KeallTechnology Editor/Senior Business Writer·NZ Herald·3 Jul, 2026 03:00 AM4 mins to readSir Rod Drury. Photo / Getty Images Sir Rod Drury. Photo / Getty Images The trust board behind the Hi-Tech Hall of Fame is changing its whole approach to induction as it grapples with Sir Rod Drury’s position as one of its “Flying Kiwis”.
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