
Joining Inside Wellington
Mid-December 2020, following a very long and arduous year, I had written a lenghty, articulated article about Wellington growing pains. … Continue reading Joining Inside Wellington
Mid-December 2020, following a very long and arduous year, I had written a lenghty, articulated article about Wellington growing pains. … Continue reading Joining Inside Wellington
As some of you know, I’ve started working back in the city, at least three days a week, after some … Continue reading Wellington’s Growing Pains might be the death of it, Shelly Bay, the last straw for local democracy
Spring has arrived in the Wairarapa with grass growing (it never really stopped over what was an warmer than usual … Continue reading Postcards from Taumata Island: Spring, national elections loom, watching Wellington CBD suffer from a distance
After nearly a week of the lockdown, the city appears to be faring quite well. Neighbourhoods are bustling, and most … Continue reading Wellington: Day Seven – Marketing vs Messaging
A third of the world is now in some kind of lockdown Let’s have a chat about misinformation. One of … Continue reading Social media misinformation, sources of truth, in this the time of our pandemic
A quarter of the world’s population is now living under some form of lockdown Good morning readers. These are extraordinary … Continue reading Strange days, living in a city in lockdown, being safe & kind, and looking to a new Wellington
Media Release Ambitious first 150 days proposed by Andy Foster Note: For fairness sake, if other candidates want their first … Continue reading Media Release: Ambitious first 150 days proposed by Andy Foster
A most enjoyable piece by Leviathan with a few insights that I hadn’t considered. That IS the question alright, being … Continue reading WCC Elections: Eye of the Fish analysis of Mayoral Candidates
When you see a picture of Hobart, at first glance, you could be forgiven for thinking it is Wellington. I … Continue reading Hobart versus Wellington; Smart Thinking, Smart City, Smart Future.
I’ve always had the perception that candidates backed by a central Political Party are inherently biased toward their policies if … Continue reading WCC Elections; Independence versus campaigning on the party ticket, does it matter? Over twenty candidates answer the question