
Turning the ‘critic and conscience of society’ clause into a public spectacle.
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Voting is a massive pain in the arse. I actually hate it, I don’t much like peopleing, and there’s always people around. There’s the whole weird eyeballing process where local community members apply eyeball power while in the queue without...
Reading through these OIA documents regarding the development and implementation of the STAR attendance framework is painful. Here I show the blatant cynical politics of deception. Even as his own officials explained to his office that they...
Something unexpected happened today, I got this wonderful award after being nominated by my students.
This means a lot to me, I put a lot into my academic work and it is really nice to see students getting something out of it!
Thanks for...
There is no such thing as a free lunch. Milton Friedman put it on the cover of a book he wrote in 1975. I imagine there is a supersized version of it framed on the wall of the ACT Party’s dungeon headquarters, where members genuflect. Hangi...
Back in 2023, prior to the election, Christopher Luxon was a devout localist. This position coalesced in response to the devilish tendency towards centralisation portrayed by the then Labour government. In 2017 the New Zealand Initiative ha...
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