Only the mediocre could dream of banning the bard
“… some educators propagate mediocrity, preferring contemporary, facile literature over the challenging richness of Shakespeare” – @AKADaneGiraud
27Jun 
25Jun 
Another planet sounds inviting
“Women and girls, who are vulnerable when using a toilet, deserve secure, clean, and private single-sex spaces.” – Fern Hickson
24Jun 
The Aftermath Exhibition Opening Event: keynote speech
“Perhaps worst of all is the denial that rape was used as a tool of war on that day…” – @julietmosesNZ
21Jun 
Buggered, knackered, no.8 – and she’ll be right…
“… left and right increasingly mean little in New Zealand and haven’t for decades” – Mike Grimshaw
15Jun 
VUW Free Speech Event Shows Why Government Intervention is Now Necessary
“My own experience as a lecturer at VUW over the past decade has long convinced me that the universities cannot be reformed without outside intervention.” – @Kleisthenes2
10Jun
Downtown is for Zombies
“Our inner cities are now for those deemed ‘non-people’: those who are socio-economic zombies” – Mike Grimshaw
6Jun
Why do they fear Populism?
“Predictably, the adversaries of this indigenous radicalism were elitist and unsavory” – @AKADaneGiraud
4Jun
Eygpt: between Scylla and Charybdis
“The situation is dire, as highlighted by The Wall Street Journal’s reporting on the potential for the Gaza war to incite a popular revolt in Egypt” – @AKADaneGiraud
3Jun 
Trans and social influence
The Cass Review concluded that children and young people are being actively influenced into trans identities and medical transition.
30May 
“Free speech, but…”
“The two Maori panelists had completely different views as to whether free speech values were indigenous or not…” – Nick Hanne