This episode, I’m proud to introduce Emma Knight, a school striker and Fridays for Future supporter – we met on the lawn of parliament during
Parihaka: we begin by sharing who we are.
Take a course in another language and you will soon be introduced to simple one to one mappings – kia ora, haere rā, tēnā koutou,
Not Another Acre: Ihumātao
The bus was pulling out of Te Kuiti when I heard about the fire at the Sky City Convention Centre. The rooftop burned for five
Stealth Vegan
Tēna koe, nau hoki mai ki taku kōnae kōrero – te taunga o te oranga ngākau. https://www.facebook.com/lemonwoodeatery/ The arguments around livestock and plant based foods
“A Vision for Hydrogen in New Zealand”
https://www.mbie.govt.nz/have-your-say/a-vision-for-hydrogen-in-new-zealand-public-consultation/ This is a submission to the above ‘green’ paper. Compressed Hydrogen will be an important energy store but only when it is manufactured cleanly,
Why don’t we know? Thomas Everth and the school curriculum.
The recent school strike saw 170,000 people in the streets of Aotearoa demanding action on climate change. A physics teacher in Whitianga makes the point