Free workshops to help community in fuel crisis – Climate Justice Taranaki
Free climate workshops in Taranaki aim to help communities respond to the fuel crisis and build local resilience.
New Zealand
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Lower Highway Speed Limits to Protect NZ Fuel Security
Reducing NZ highway speed limits to 80 km/h would cut fuel use, lower emissions and improve road safety as fuel security risks grow.
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Why Are People Finding It Harder to Date in New Zealand?
Dating in New Zealand can feel harder than ever: small dating pools, geographic distance, Kiwi reserve, app fatigue, OE disruption, and rising loneliness. Here’s what’s driving it.
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Farrar is a coward quisling – here’s the real reason NZ will join Australia
Calls for New Zealand to surrender its sovereignty to Australia are no longer confined to fringe commentary. They are now…
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Two countries, two kidnappings – Port Moresby shows Jakarta how it’s done with 3 PNG hostages freed
Two countries. A common border. Two hostage crises. But the responses of both Asia-Pacific nations have been like chalk and cheese.
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GUEST BLOG: Bryan Bruce – How will we explain Trump to our children?
Four years ago, just before Trump was inaurgurated, I wrote the post I have copied below. At the time I…
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ANZAC Day 2020
History is always watching.
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Life in Lock Down: Day 4
Lock Down: Day 4 – A photo essay with observations
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Life in Lock Down: Day 3
March 28: First day of the first weekend in Lock Down. It feels like it’s been weeks since only Level 3 was declared last Tuesday, only four days ago.
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Life in Lock Down: Day 1
Day one of the Level 4 nationwide lock-down (or, DefCon 4 as I sometimes cheekily call it) started at 11.59PM on 25 March. For a moment, most of the nation held it’s collective breath. In that brief moment, as the countdown moved to one minute to midnight, everything changed.
