What’s To Commemorate?
The Making of Gallipoli into a Marketable Memory
The Making of Gallipoli into a Marketable Memory
Is the Key government pandering to people who oppose vaccination on principle?
Is the film Ex Machina – and its depiction of Artificial Intelligence – a sign of a world soon to come?
We can’t help the plight of refugees by concentrating solely only on the people-smugglers
For better or worse, the world of virtual reality is virtually upon us
Stanley Kubrick’s Paths of Glory is still the greatest World War I film.
Shouldn’t forging a nation from blood and sacrifice be against the law?
Make your own film festival, from movies available free online.
In the Midst of California’s Drought
The Carrie and Lowell album is about trying to survive your family’s impact on you
The March 2015 issue of Werewolf.
The ‘crisis – what crisis?’ response by the government to the Auckland housing price bubble is no longer acceptable. So says Reserve Bank governor Grant […]
Houston, there is clearly a problem with (a) the plunge in pass rates for University Entrance qualifications, which has been especially steep among Maori students […]
The imminent axeing of Campbell Live has been the inevitable outcome of a mindset which considers only (a) declining ratings which impact on (b) advertising […]
Good to have a reminder of why trade unions are still essential in the 21st century. The scrapping of zero hour contract provisions by the […]
As the New Zealand dollar edges towards parity with the Aussie dollar, it seems facile to treat this as some game of Transtasman arm-wrestling that […]
On combatting sexual violence, the government has finally begun to undo some of the problems that were of its own making. Early in March, ACC […]
Supposedly, Winston Peters’ victory in Northland has exposed the simmering dissatisfaction with the government that exists out in the provinces. Yet it remains to be […]
Supposedly, New Zealand’s destiny lies in Asia, and that was one of Foreign Minister Murray McCully’s rationales for his bungled reforms at MFAT. OK. So, […]
Is he the solution or a big, big part of the problem?
Why is our past a foreign country?
Are we being intimidated into silence about everything that matters?
Simon Denny takes mass surveillance to the Venice Biennale…
How does David Lynch’s Wild at Heart look, 25 years later?
Running a few ideas up the flagpole to see if anyone repeatedly chops them down
The tedium of talking about TV shows
The evolution of the politics of food
Looking back at 50 years of Nashville’s black sheep boy
The December 2014 edition of Werewolf
So New Zealand has using the GCSB to spy on its friends and allies in the Pacific – and has not only been passing on […]
Copyright © 2025 | WordPress Theme by MH Themes