Unity Was Never the Starting Point
If Māori leaders want to build something lasting, they’ll need to change their attitudes and allegiances. They’ll need to build trust between hapū – not override it. And they’ll need to engage with history
History
My Oxford Union Speech
The house believes that the Sun should never have set on the British Empire.
Just Cram a Sock in It, Boomer
It’s been 50 years since the voters rejected your commie hero, get over it.
In Defence of Sir John Kerr
A constitutionally-correct decision and a service to the nation.
Why Half the World Has Gone South
The great economic and political divide in the world is geographical, but cannot be explained by geography.
Who’s Next for the Box Factory?
Hubristic politicians ignore the disruptive power of events at their peril.
The King, His Fem-Boy and the Autopen
This story of George Villiers is nowhere near the first time in history that enormous political power was hijacked by a petty, ambitious sycophant. And it certainly wouldn’t be the last.
Diving Into Obscurity: The Films of Dario Argento
A surrealist painter in blood, conjuring dreams and nightmares.
Court Upholds Conviction Despite ME Recanting
The Maze case highlights a broader national reevaluation of shaken baby syndrome. Forty-one people whose convictions involved the diagnosis are currently listed on the National Registry of Exonerations.
They’re Bringing the Receipts, Candace
Holocaust deniers just lost their biggest, stupidest pillar.
From Groundbreaking Foundations to a Modern Crisis
Residents and engineers know the real cause is man-made neglect of infrastructure, yet this inconvenient truth is largely ignored.