
Exploring enclosure, colonisation and denaturing through an ancestral past, towards the possibilities of a re-commoned future.
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Aristotle believed that the primary purpose of government was to provide for human wellbeing and flourishing
In June 2025, I stood in front of a group of mayors of the region and their stand-ins, and dared suggest that public policy - and...
This week was a huge week for “the Reality of Everything”, with the videos of expert briefings, along with transcripts and key points all being released on the Reality of Everything website. Below is the media release that heralded this maj...
The Opportunity Party is proposing a Land Value Tax of 1.75%, arguing that this will make the tax system fairer, and will discourage land-banking and excessive property speculation. This idea has a proud heritage, one that intersects with N...
First Labour Prime Minister Michael Joseph Savage was a big believer in using public money to invest in public goods. I think some of our politicians are too - they just need to get the mandate to do it.
OK so here I am really asking you t...
The notion that it takes a decent chunk of society to want change before it happens has made many of us feel hopeless and disillusioned. If we can’t get our own family, friends or close colleagues to care, how do we make the rest of society...
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Catherine is an award-winning writer, environmental historian and a policy practitioner living on the Kapiti Coast. Author of several books including 'Beyond Manapouri: 50 years of environmental politics in New Zealand' (Canterbury University Press).
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