Self-sustainability starts with you.

In a world where resources are finite and environmental degradation is a looming threat, the importance of being self-sustainable has never been greater. Self-sustainability means living a lifestyle that...

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When Coromind asked me to write an article for this edition on the impact of AI technology on our lives, I thought to respond with an example of what AI and ChatGPT, in particular, can do. 

So I logged into ChatGPT and told it to...

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Why They're Taking Over Your Headphones
Podcasts are super popular these days and have a big impact on society. They're becoming just as important as mainstream media in many countries, and listeners use them for both information and entertainment. 

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...Once seated, we packed our jackets into plastic bags and popped them away inside our seats. We shared some Soju and Terra (Korean beer). Multiple different cuts were provided and we started sizzling away with some delicious pork belly...

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Dealings With Feelings by Dave Burton
Like it or not, we are all affected to some extent by our feelings: joy, sadness, anger and fear are a part of all our lives. The question is, how do we react when we feel them?

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The Power of Presence by Brando 'Wildboy' Yelavich
Brando Yelavich, NZ explorer and writer, aka Wildboy, shares his personal experiences and insights on mindfulness and self-discovery.

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Shark Swarm by Sebastian Ross  - A concern about the growing shark population
On my last local spearfish, at Whale Island, a large Bronze Whaler shark came cruising below me. It swam slowly and yet with great power, gracefully but with intent. Encouraged by the shark's calm demeanour, I slipped...

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Local Action with Pia Rogers (Surfer)
What inspired me to start surfing would have been a love for the ocean and coming from a family where we all surfed. My brothers and I spent a majority of our time...

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Ross' Ramblings - The Changing Art of Education - Part 3
It never ceases to amaze me how young minds soak up knowledge naturally through play and interaction. A child can learn several languages at the same time and not confuse them when speaking. But suddenly, at age five or six, they are required to slot into an education system and change the way they learn, often being forced into learning styles....

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Making it 16
Should we consider lowering New Zealand's voting age?
Read by Brooke Koppens

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