GUEST BLOG: Mike Lee – The airport debate and why selling robs Auckland’s future generations
Edmund Burke once described society as a “contract between three interested parties, the living, the dead and the unborn.” I…
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GUEST BLOG: Ben Morgan – Pacific Intelligence Update
Mid-year assessment – The next six months in the Pacific The Pacific region’s military and security matters tend to be…
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GUEST BLOG: Jon Carapiet – Lab-grown meat. Why it’s bad for New Zealand, for more reasons than you think.
Lab-grown chicken developed by UPSIDE foods is the latest cell-cultured meat to be launched to market in the US. More…
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GUEST BLOG: Jackie Foster – A SUSTAINABLE CORRECTIONS SYSTEM!
I am sure anyone would agree that yesterday’s ombudsman report into the performance, progress and concerns within Corrections was, to…
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GUEST BLOG: Ben Morgan – Pacific Intelligence Update
Papua New Guinean instability in the news this week Although under-reported in mainstream media there was lots of important activity…
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GUEST BLOG: Ben Morgan – Prigozhin’s coup. A win for Ukraine? Or a win for Putin? Or everybody loses?
At the time this article was written, Prigozhin had just reached an agreement to accept exile in Belarus and send…
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GUEST BLOG: Jon Carapiet – The Risks of Gene Editing. Who pays if things go wrong?
We hear about the benefits of Gene Editing, but what about the risks? When it comes to navigating an ethical…
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GUEST BLOG: Jackie Foster – YOUTH ABUSE SEEMINGLY IGNORED
This weeks news of inappropriate sexual behaviour within Oranga Tamariki Youth detention centres, although shocking, damming and a national disgrace,…
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GUEST BLOG: Bronwen Summers – Connections to a gang
I am over reading and hearing ‘they have gang connections’ in the media. What does this tell the public, does…
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GUEST BLOG: Ben Morgan – Pacific Intelligence Update
NATO Strategic Concept 2022 – NATO’s Pacific plans? A little reported feature of Pacific politics is NATO’s increasing commitment to…