Here’s why more Aucklanders should move to Christchurch
They’re two cities with identical amenities, identical schools and equally beautiful hinterlands. So why don’t more people choose the one where houses are half the price?
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A case for bringing creatives to the governance table
On the back of co-authoring a white paper on the subject, Steven Moe explores how artists and poets can bring colour and creativity onto boards.
Charities are essential, yet often forgotten
OPINION: We see them every day, we know people who work for them, we give to them.
All 32 of Rolleston’s playgrounds rated
This is a ranking of every Rolleston playground. You see, I have four young children aged 4, 7, 10 and 12. We visited every playground in Rolleston (we could find)…
“New Power” Book Review
Review of “New Power: How anyone can persuade, mobilize, and succeed in our chaotic connected age.” By Jeremy Heimans and Henry Timms Having just been involved on 24 April 2020…
New Zealand Charity, NGO, Community, NFP Sector Response to Covid-19
This page is a compilation of all the emails and also the videos since the start of the crisis sent out to a group of leaders from NGOs, Charities, NFPs,…
On being efficient …
This was a post on Facebook so sharing here too as it got a lot of “likes”! Someone just asked me this in an email: “Just a quick question – I…
The Driverless Revolution: What Next? The Future of Autonomous Vehicles in New Zealand by Steven Moe & Mitchell Gingrich
This White Paper “The Driverless Revolution: What Next? The Future of Autonomous Vehicles in New Zealand” was co-written by Steven Moe & Mitchell Gingrich and in it we explore the past, present…
Dare to Lead: Book review
The sub-title of this book is an indication of where it is headed: “Brave work. Tough conversations. Whole hearts.” I am starting to write this review before I’ve even opened…
SpaceBase: Exploring the final frontier … from Christchurch
OPINION: Christchurch has long been the gateway to Antarctica and the legacy of those earliest explorers – Scott, Shackleton, Wilson, Bowen – continues even today.
Christchurch and its search for a post-recovery sense of purpose
Has Christchurch lost its way since the earthquakes? Having been founded as a bold settler dream, what defines it as it enters the next period of its history? JOHN McCRONE…
‘The Ministry of Awesome’ reflects the exciting new era of Christchurch startups
There’s an innovation renaissance brewing in post-earthquake Christchurch as multicultural entrepreneurship replaces the old boys’ network. This required a new name, writes Steven Moe.
