On the right track
We boarded the train en famille at Frankton last Saturday morning at the start of our 'winter break',
We boarded the train en famille at Frankton last Saturday morning at the start of our 'winter break',
Standing in the shower this morning, I was thinking about reality and its different forms.
Travelling on the Southern Motorway last night, towards the Bombay Hills,
I think I lost an argument with the wife last night.
I like a nicely mown lawn, and a tidy garden. So when the sun came out a couple of weekends ago I had no excuses left.
Someone said to me a while ago - I'm not a greenie. Fair enough, one doesn't have to be a greenie. But what does that mean?
I've been thinking about the concept of 'indifferent consequence'.
I called in to the dairy at Hautapu yesterday and spotted a poster on the notice board. It was advertising the new Sharing Shed at Country Creche,
Broadly speaking, my brief is to write a weekly column, with the odd digression, on environmental issues.
Hats off to Diageo. Who? Diageo - a British corporation with an annual revenue of GBP£12 billion (NZ$23 billion).
I wrote, a couple of weeks ago, how rich people consume proportionally more resources than non-rich people.
We all know that society is dependent on technology.
Whilst researching this week's column I was surprised to learn that I am a baby boomer.
In the wake of Grant Robertson's $50bn recovery budget there have been, amongst other reaction