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When the world cares more than your council

This is a follow-up from yesterday's column with some interesting observations....

When a mayor goes rogue

Yet another episode in my seemingly endless battle with the South Waikato District Council is currently playing out -- and it's a shocker...

Donut Lab reveal - what happened?

Yesterday I wrote about the pending reveal of independent tests of the revolutionary Donut Lab battery technology...

Tomorrow could be big

Tomorrow could see an announcement that changes the world...

Back to BASICs with AI

Warning, today's column is targeted mainly at programmers and other geeks, especially those who may be playing with AI coding agents...

AI moving faster than expected?

Those pushing the AI boat have been predicting that this technology will allow us all to retire and enjoy a wonderful life, without the need to work a 40 hour week...

Deepfreeze death

As the climate goes from bad to worse, some scientists are issuing a worrying warning...

What if this is the new normal?

As someone who is primarily solar-powered, insomuch as nothing makes me happier...

Reality bites Elon Musk

Elon Musk is, in my honest opinion, a snake-oil merchant...

The danger of paranoia at high levels

In the USA this week, El Paso airport was suddenly shut down and an immediate "no fly" order was given for air-traffic up to 18,000 feet above the facility...