Readings from Heather

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Friday, March 23, 2018

March 24th, 2018

The collectivist plan to revive Ruatoria | The Spinoff
TMT: is it killing our churches? - Sans​blogue
2008 Commencement Address by Barbara Kingsolver | Duke Today 
Four-seated cycle catches the eye of South Canterbury | Stuff.co.nz
Iranian Revolution anniversary: My parents almost stayed in Iran for too long.
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Tuesday, March 13, 2018

March 14th, 2018

Why Bill English's big idea didn't work
Ted Manson's $160m philanthropic housing move - NZ Herald 
The Reckoning: We Know Where the Wild Things Are | The Sapling | Home | Conversations about children's books
‘Go to the police and tell your parents’: A sexual assault survivor’s story | The Spinoff
How to cut the prison population by 50% in five years | The Spinoff
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Friday, March 9, 2018

March 10th, 2018

U.K. moms are turning parenting into an experiment | Science | AAAS
 The Meaning Behind the Many Colors of India's Holi Festival | Travel | Smithsonian
Bronwyn Hayward on Twitter: "It's 125 years since NZ women won the vote so I am building a bunch of suffragette dolshouses - starting with Edwardian England, NZ villas and union halls (I will bore youwith ocxasaobal progress reports) #nzpol #politicalscientistsDaysoff… https://t.co/4udV8foRvL"
 Good Bus (Part 1/3) – Citymapper – Medium
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Tuesday, February 13, 2018

February 14th, 2018

When a goat, a star and devil’s minions knock on your door
Zain Ali: Dr Hashem Slaimankhel touched the lives of many - NZ Herald 
Talking about Big Issues in the University – IFES Conexión
ALCOHOL'S DAMAGING EFFECTS ON THE BRAIN
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Sunday, January 28, 2018

January 29th, 2018

My Life Films | great people | great memories
Bat, Bean, Beam: On life without Facebook
 » Collision Course: Why This Type Of Road Junction Will Keep Killing Cyclists
Manna Gum | Enough for all
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Tuesday, December 5, 2017

December 6th, 2017

Post Plebiscite Reflections… | Brian Harris
Brain cells that control appetite identified for first time 
Myanmar Is Not a Simple Morality Tale - The New York Times
When Uganda gave aid to Britain - Daily Monitor
Māori board game aims to boost te reo | Radio New Zealand News
'Would you be willing?': words to turn a conversation around (and those to avoid) | Science | The Guardian
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Sunday, November 12, 2017

November 13th, 2017

Overcoming the language barrier – IFES Conexión
A Modest Proposal for Changing the World اقتراح متواضع لتغيير العالم – The Institute of Middle East Studies
Whose canoe is it? Are we Pacific people even in it? - Samoa Planet
China’s Students Are Sharing Their Secrets … In English – Foreign Policy
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In many ways just another couple working through life, we do try to live in a way that all the world's population could share in. (Not that we always do, living in the affluent West.) Heather is a chemist (organic) who enjoys the creative arts. She posts occassional articles to our homepage about life with Chronic Fatigue Syndrome. You can meet Martin through his blog, where most of the posts are about cycling or climate change.
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