Archive - Keri’s Newsletter

These men will cease to exist but they leave a legacy of collective guilt and shame

Reflecting on memory, trauma, and reconciliation

Aug 11 •

June 2025

On human rights - then there’s individual rights vs collective rights

And sovereignty

Jun 21 •

May 2025

I’m not sure this is how democracy works

Those who oppose enforced fluoridation of drinking water see it as a breach of human rights.

May 17 •

Persimmon standoff

Geopolitics at a local level.

May 3 •

1:25

March 2025

Just because they told you so

Loyalty is undoubtedly a wonderful trait in dogs but what happens in people, when it is pitted against integrity?

Mar 24 •

February 2025

Fluoridation of drinking water - update

Some big things are happening

Feb 19 •

The way I see it

Phase Two of the Royal Commission of Inquiry is reviewing key decisions made by the New Zealand Government regarding the COVID-19 response during 2021…

Feb 10 •

January 2025

Sunday Silliness - missing Rita the cat

There was a calico cat called Rita,

Jan 19 •

Jan 19

Sunday Silliness

A feisty young woman called Jules

Jan 12 •

The race is not always won by the swift. - Aesop's Fable

Gene Technology Bill

Jan 6 •

December 2024

New catch phrase: “wilful blindness”

It’s hard to say sorry - and even harder to admit that you’ve been played. But how long can our health authorities rationally ignore warnings about mRNA…

Dec 19, 2024 •

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