Satire
The Seat Belt Infringement - 1 Jan 03
Ah! Just when you don't need it, they pounce.
Ah! Just when you don't need it, they pounce.
An Outspoken Mayor - satire - 1 Jan 02
And quite a remarkable turnaround for 2007 - well done!
And quite a remarkable turnaround for 2007 - well done!
Political Satire Collection - 1 Jan 02
Although predominantly historic in foundation is remarkably prophetic in outcomes - seems the destiny of politics and economics in our little country is to be the prototype for non-events in real productivity gains.
Although predominantly historic in foundation is remarkably prophetic in outcomes - seems the destiny of politics and economics in our little country is to be the prototype for non-events in real productivity gains.
Money Matters - Satire - 1 Jan 02
I finally got the axe in 2006 - some sort of exile always seems to come with this patch of thistle blowers.
I finally got the axe in 2006 - some sort of exile always seems to come with this patch of thistle blowers.
The Knowledge Wave -- Satirical - 1 Jan 02
Closing the door after the horse has bolted, I feel really pissed that NZ missed the boat in the late '70's early '80's - a door wide open in PC software now usurped by PC politics and the rhetoric of the "get rich quick" advisory clique and the always late academia.
Closing the door after the horse has bolted, I feel really pissed that NZ missed the boat in the late '70's early '80's - a door wide open in PC software now usurped by PC politics and the rhetoric of the "get rich quick" advisory clique and the always late academia.
Bitter Sweet Project Blues - 1 Oct 01
Having consciously lived out of Auckland and the corporate life for reasons of family and marriage stability, I return there, as I did from overseas in 1981, to take on the city with a new vision for apartment development. The market had been dead from 1998, and fresh untainted enthusiasm is what I saw as being needed. Then the trials of a now outsider descend upon me from the legal, financial and tax boys. Architect, Engineer, Construction and Planning brilliant. Council like slow old women. Rotting homes syndrome exposed, so my decision for concrete prophetic.
Having consciously lived out of Auckland and the corporate life for reasons of family and marriage stability, I return there, as I did from overseas in 1981, to take on the city with a new vision for apartment development. The market had been dead from 1998, and fresh untainted enthusiasm is what I saw as being needed. Then the trials of a now outsider descend upon me from the legal, financial and tax boys. Architect, Engineer, Construction and Planning brilliant. Council like slow old women. Rotting homes syndrome exposed, so my decision for concrete prophetic.