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Soundbites & Stereotypes

07 December 12

What would it take to improve our public debate in New Zealand? + more

People of Virtue: Building free and vibrant societies in the 21st Century

07 November 11

A vibrant, public moral-cultural life is what democracy and the free market needs, to guard against their potential excesses and power.+ more

Drooling on cashmere

08 March 11

"If I must drool, I may as well drool on cashmere." This quote caught my breath a few weeks ago. It was written—or rather blinked—by Jean Dominique-Bauby, a man who used to be the editor of the French fashion magazine "Elle." High-flying Bauby had a stroke in 1995 that left him almost entirely paralysed, unable to control any part of his body except one eyelid.+ more

The inevitable politics of sport  

13 April 10

Zimbabwe's Minister of Sport, David Coltart, last week expressed his disappointment in NZ Cricket pulling out of the black caps tour to Zimbabwe in June, as advised by the New Zealand Government. It raises questions around the role of politics in sport.+ more

Healing Interpersonal Wounds: A case for forgiveness

07 October 09

Research shows forgiveness to be a benefitial way of responding to past hurt.+ more

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