Scott is a profoundly erudite spokesmen for Legasea NZ, having 35,000 recreational fisherfolk as members and to Scott what he is doing - is a 'sacred undertaking' to take care (kaitiaki) of the kai moana (food of the ocean) especially of ika - fish. read more...
This easy going, insightful interview of Will, elicits a feeling of knowing that throughout his life experience he has covered, 'both the map and the territory' and having published his remarkable book 'Now or Never' reminds one of Buckminster Fuller - that Will is committed to being a ‘catalytic educator and membrane extender.’ read more...
Human slavery and human trafficking are interwoven and globally is a growing problem. It's not in the headlines - but slavery or the US term 'human trafficking’ - is still a horrendous criminal offence. It is constantly taking place in the shadows around our planet today - and even in NZ. read more...
Prof Leszceynski is in New Zealand to give lectures in four centres, Auckland, Hawkes Bay, Wellington and Nelson. read more...
Many of the concerns of NZ youth in their 14 to 15th years is all to do with ‘image and likes’ – it all involves smartphones and messaging and being and staying relevant within their peer group. read more...
Tadhg Stopford is a founding member of the Hemp Foundation along with Dr Ben Jansen in 2016. Both men had seen family members suffer medically and thought that perhaps medical cannabis could have helped. read more...
The poor today are always working long hours in menial jobs to pay off something that is continuously breaking down. In many ways they are being punished for being poor. read more...
Now in his 80's, after years of witnessing the machinations of consensus reality, he offers us a surprising presentation. read more...
There is a quickening across New Zealand that is quite unprecedented as ordinary citizens become aware of the problematic health effects of 5G. read more...
How to discern what is True from what is Fake. Lisa and Tim have a go at exposing much that’s not been seen or heard in the mainstream media here throughout NZ mainly due to censorship by omission. read more...
