Luke Nola & Friends in the news and Luke regularly fronts school workshops on creativity and invention.
Seven Sharp covers Let's Get Inventin's International Emmy Nomination.
One Network News covers Ryan Nichols at 9 years old is the youngest inventor to ever recieve a patent. Anton Blijlevens, a partner at A.J. Park, said that as far as he knew, Ryan was the youngest inventor to have a patent application accepted in New Zealand.
Ryan's invention, christened the Waste-Away, won the $10,000 patent prize package from patent attorney firm A.J. Park and the Icehouse Business Incubator in this year's series…
In the spirit of ideas worth spreading, TEDx is a program of local, self-organized events that bring people together to share experiences. Luke was opening speaker.
Luke was commissioned by Kiwa Media to conduct a pilot scheme of story writing workshops in school taking boys through the story creation and illustration process to produce story ebooks. These were built as apps released on iTunes as interactive talking books. Stories the boys authored, illustrated and voiced can be uploaded free at iTunes/kiwa/Slam.
Held on 16 December 2013 in Auckland, New Zealand - a panel session discussing education."What’s going on at school that is relevant to the future of our tech economy? Are children really born digital or do we need to teach them technology and entrepreneurship, i.e., pretty much like everyone else?"
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13 year old Joel Mercer joins ONE News with the "Dart Sucker Reloader" which had a patent filed for it with the help of A J Park and Hasbro Toys.
Luke Nola has created a workshop in schools that teaches students how to use their imaginations to create wild new invention ideas. Many students have gone on to secure patents with ideas created in these workshops. The process is used to cast new contestants in the television show. 
A 12-year-old Auckland student is the brains behind a pram that generates its own electricity as its wheels turn to heat a cup of coffee or a baby's bottle of milk.
The Heat-O-Pram was invented by Jurgens Denysschen who came up with the idea while on a trip to the park with his mum and baby sister. Genesis Energy helped Jurgens make it.
