The Myth and the American Manifesto
We did not find America: we willed it into being and the fates lacked the nerve to say no.
We did not find America: we willed it into being and the fates lacked the nerve to say no.
In election year it is time to wake up lazy political aspirants. Quiz them. Do they know what they are signing up to if they talk about “Te Tiriti”?
Waitangi Day will never bring unity. New Zealand Day just might.
He died in 1905. Lewis called him the closest writer to the Spirit of Christ. The church buried him anyway.
History should discipline politics, not be reshaped by it. On sovereignty, the record is clear – but politically inconvenient for some.
A massive amount of money was created, interest rates fell below the natural rate, and money flowed into malinvestments of higher-order goods like land and railroad construction.
How a trash-cult auteur helped shape modern cinema.
Like the rest of south-east Australia, Tasmania is a landscape shaped by humans for millennia.
When my wife describes her teacher’s tattoo, I’m reminded that the Holocaust was made possible by the deliberate reduction of a person to a number. Jan 27 marks the day the world found the courage to reject that logic. When the witnesses are gone, education will matter more than ever.
The disaster shocked the world and marked the beginning of the end for NASA.
I wish National still had a leader like Dr Brash. Someone not scared to talk the truth.
Over the next tens of thousands of years, it’s reasonable to assume that humanity will have pioneered numerous ways to geoengineer the planet’s climate on rapid timescales, so another ice age could very well be preventable.
In 2026, decades-long delays between cancer signals and action are no longer defensible. In an era of unprecedented analytic power, the absence of a dedicated mechanism for rapid, independent signal validation represents a profound public health failure.
Did Palestinians shelter Holocaust survivors?