The kids are not alright
“It’s a stark reminder that the seeds of bigotry sown in the fertile grounds of education can germinate into the most banal forms of societal decay.” – @AKADaneGiraud
29Apr 
25Apr 
Outlawing violence in league
“Long gone are halcyon days of watching Kevin Tamati dish out a sideline belting to his Aussie counterpart” – 18th Man
24Apr 
Some advice from our tertiary history for the University Advisory Group
“there are no representatives from the humanities and social sciences, nor from the creative arts” – Mike Grimshaw
9Apr 
The affluent pathway to parliament
“There is less variation between the working backgrounds of Parties than in the past.” – Bryce Edwards
8Apr
So why do that degree… here?
“If you had to leave now with a 3-year undergraduate degree in this subject, what would you do?” – Mike Grimshaw
3Apr
The audiences aren’t coming back
“This new model serves creatives, whereas the mainstream network model benefited producers and (sometimes even foreign) company owners.” – @AKADaneGiraud
2Apr 
Rotorua council and free speech
“…. I think drag queens reading to young kids in a public library is a really bad idea. But that is my personal stance and under the law insufficient reason to silence someone” – Nick Hanne
29Mar
Everything comes and goes, marked by lovers and styles of clothes
“Her voice is the gentle kiss on your neck – the busy, caring fingers getting tangled in your hair.” – @AKADaneGiraud
27Mar
Free speech has a freedom problem…
“too many of both the left and right, of both the religious and the secular, do not want to live in a modern, liberal society” – Mike Grimshaw
26Mar 
Recycled Roadhouse fails to pack a punch
“Doug Liman clearly strives for a tone and style that is somewhat self-referential and doesn’t try to take itself too seriously. But it leaves audiences asking, why should we?” – Deja-Reviews