NZ’s Biggest Solar Energy Company Goes
SolarZero employed over 160 staff across New Zealand, with key office locations in Auckland, Christchurch, and Wānaka.
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Thoughts on the Formidable Ms Kaye
A young lady who confronted diagnosis with a grave illness by running a marathon. I think that is who she was.
Living Next Door to Nikki
A life that’s ended too soon. Nikki Kaye was obviously a determined and ambitious woman.
Trump to Fight Antisemitism on Campus
By ensuring the equal protection under the law of Jewish university students, the Trump administration and Congress can vindicate the impartial enforcement of American law and contribute to the desperately needed reform of our universities.
Goodbye and Good Riddance
We are getting rid of people who I can’t help but think want people to be miserable to push their climate narrative.
Headlines From the US and Australia
Transgenders, deportations, DOGE, the US justice dept and misinformation.
The Banning of Under-16s From Social Media
It may be unconstitutional and ripe for a High Court challenge.
Bragging
Over the course of these blogging years I’ve made three predictions which drew respectively sceptism with two and puzzlement with the third.
Willis Is Sitting on a Fiscal Hole
She’s conjured figures in Budget 2024 that contradict Treasury’s long-term fiscal forecasts.
Nothing Worth Doing Is Easy
Grow your own food, treat your own health and raise your own children. That’s hard, really hard, but nothing worth doing is easy.
Trudeau Dances While Montreal Burns
Why is it so hard for politicians and media to call out violence when initiated by certain groups? Plus a few observations on the ongoing hypocrisy of some New Zealand sportspeople.
Why the Great Depression Lasted So Long
Discover more about the policies that shaped a decade of hardship – and the lessons they hold for today.
Folks Armed With Fun for Thanksgiving
The Thanksgiving menu isn’t the only conversation starter. Add in North Korea posturing against the US and the battle in the halls of Congress over bathroom rights and the kitchen table discussion just got interesting.
Members of ‘Bali 9’ Set for Repatriation
The initial report of the expected release, with confirmation from the Indonesian government, appeared to catch the Australian Government on the hop.
Petition for New Election Surges to 1.4m
The overwhelming response has triggered a Westminster Hall debate, though there is little chance of a new election being called.