Bruce Wilds brucewilds.blogspot.com Bruce Wilds is the author of the book “Advancing Time.” Both the book and his blog focuses on how the ever-quickening pace of change impacts today’s society and the massive challenges it creates. Anyone that thinks we can simply store huge amounts of
Melvin M. Vopson University of Portsmouth Dr Melvin M. Vopson is Senior Lecturer in Physics at the University of Portsmouth. His previous appointments include two postdoctoral fellowships at the University of York, senior R&D scientist at Seagate Technology (a world leading high-tech company) and over six years
Marjorie Hershey Indiana University Professor Hershey’s research and teaching interests focus on political parties, campaigns, and elections. Her research examines the characteristics of party activists, media coverage of political campaigns, and the commonalities among lobbying, framing, persuasion, and the creation of organizational histories by advocacy groups. Former President Donald
Tim Moss Monash University Tim has a PhD in Medicine and worked for 20 years as a biomedical research scientist and academic, focused on improving the lives of preterm babies. Along the way he developed an interest in science communication, which became his focus when he joined Healthy Male in
Celia Wolf-Devine mercatornet.com Celia Wolf-Devine is retired from her position teaching philosophy at Stonehill College. She lives in Providence, Rhode Island, USA with her husband Phil Devine, who is also a retired philosophy professor. She has her B.A. from Smith College and her Ph.D. from
James Davidson In today’s setting around the West, there is only one conception of freedom: “do what you want, as long as it doesn’t infringe on anyone else’s rights”. This definition sounds compelling, in fact, it sounds liberating. Under it one can do, be or say anything
Pasi Sahlberg Amy Graham UNSW Pasi Sahlberg is a Professor of Education Policy at the UNSW Sydney. He is experienced in classroom teaching, training teachers and leaders, coaching schools and advising education policy-makers around the world. Amy completed her PhD in 2020, awarded an APA Scholarship for her project
Right to Life News righttolife.org.uk Patients undergoing euthanasia in New Zealand will be given unapproved, unregulated and “off-label” drugs, raising concerns about the possibility of a prolonged and distressing death. A new law that willpermit euthanasia in New Zealand is set to come into force in November
rt.com An account sharing posts from former US President Donald Trump’s ‘desk’ page – and operated by his PAC – was banned by Twitter after angry Democrats flooded the platform with demands to “#RemoveTrumpJack”. The hashtag, aimed at Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey, had over 20,000 tweets on Wednesday, hours
David Seymour ACT Leader Compulsory unionism is undemocratic, will be a wrecking ball on the economy, and doesn’t solve any identified problem. Today’s proposal is far more radical than anything the Government has proposed before. It said it would initially be ‘one or two industries.’ Today’s proposal
Simon Black James (aka Simon Black) is an international investor, entrepreneur, and founder of Sovereign Man. His free daily e-letter Notes from the Field is about using the experiences from his life and travels to help you achieve more freedom, make more money, keep more of it, and protect
Nebojsa Malic rt.com Is a Serbian-American journalist, blogger and translator, who wrote a regular column for Antiwar.com from 2000 to 2015, and is now senior writer at RT. I once thought the internet would have the same effect on corporate media gatekeepers as the AK-47 had
Sherry Zhang asiamediacentre.org.nz Sherry Zhang is a writer based in Tamaki Makaurau. In 2019, she was the Asia New Zealand Foundation’s media intern in Jakarta. She has written for Starling, and The Spinoff. She’s the editor of queer zine The Agenda, and QTBIPOC creative collective Ahua.
David Seymour ACT Leader More than half of Labour’s so-called “shovel ready” projects haven’t had a shovel anywhere near them. Information obtained by the ACT Party shows the Government has only started 67 of the 150 so-called “shovel ready” projects it promised last July. The Government
David Seymour ACT Leader A slush fund of taxpayers’ money announced less than two weeks before the election has created just five per cent of the jobs promised and New Zealanders are owed an explanation. Information revealed by the ACT Party shows that 158 full time jobs have been created
John Blaxland Australian National University John Blaxland is Professor of International Security and Intelligence Studies, and was recently appointed Official Historian of the Australian Signals Directorate and commissioned to write a two-volume history of ASD. Talk of war has become louder in recent days, but the “drumbeat” has been
