
Turning the ‘critic and conscience of society’ clause into a public spectacle.
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“Let’s be honest, there are a lot of little shits in classrooms, and we need to address that if we’re going to lift education standards.”
Paul Henry said this unsurprisingly, launching ACT’s new classroom discipline policy, we’re going to...
David Seymour has released rather a lot of press statements about school attendance. Reading them in sequence is an education in itself, although the subject, unsurprisingly, turns out to be the retroactive construction of success rather th...
Sometimes these articles almost literally write themselves. This week the Prime Minister attended the Rotorua Business Chamber’s Westpac Smarts Breakfast, where the chamber’s chief executive, Melanie Short, did something horribly unforgivab...
A few notes before we begin: I’ve positioned this as a companion to The Productivity Gap is a National Fantasy, though you can read them in any order. The argument in this essay is some years in the making. I taught an MBA course on entrepr...
In the first piece in my not-quite-a-series on GLP-1s I argued that ‘food noise’ is the Other’s desire in your handwriting: a communal signal, you are too much, you are not enough, eat, don’t eat, come back, transmitted across generations a...
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