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I've thought carefully about the kind of words I want to toss into this cauldron. I'm feeling disillusioned of course, and angry, and bereft. But I can't let myself be without hope. Subscribe now Things have been shit before and things will be shit
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This starts with a giant thanks to my paid subscribers. I've dropped down to a four-day work week so I can manage my long COVID and still be able to write. Ngā mihi for your support, e hoa mā.
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Being laid off is horrific in a way that's hard to explain to those who haven't been there. If you're lucky, you'll find something else soon: mostly your self-worth and your sense of security will suffer. If you're unlucky, the
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Lies aren't always fleeting - and monsters are no more self-made than better men. This post contains distressing violence and racism. Please take care.
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Super confidential to my paid subscribers, as it involves job stuff. To be clear, I'm not speaking in any way on behalf of my employer.
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'Abortion reversal' has made it from America to Aotearoa. We should be worried. Please be aware that challenging content follows.
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This is the story of a friendship, a furore, the limits of evidence and the necessity of hope.
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I'm feeling conflicted. What do you reckon?
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This is bound to be unpopular so let's keep it to ourselves, shall we?
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Tom, the guy from Marokopa, has become a kind of folk hero. I don't believe most of us think that way - his supporters are a minority. But minorities can be vocal, and more than that, they can be dangerous. For example, a lone person with a gun
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This isn't a thing I was expecting to write - and truly, you've got New Zealand First to thank. Welcome to my unplanned memoir of toilets, mates, being a woman, and my love for my transgender kid.