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  • Clashing cultures

    4, January, 2026

    How do social values, religion and nationality drive us into separate tribes? How do we recognise the influences and how do we deal with them?

    By Published On: 4, January, 202613.7 min read
  • 25, December, 2025

    The movie Nuremburg teaches us many lessons about the Nazi rise to power in the 1930s. Do any of those lessons apply to politics today? Are there any similarities between Germany in the 1930s, and the USA today?

    By Published On: 25, December, 20258.4 min read
  • 10, December, 2025

    Why do projects run over time and budget. Wrong question. Why do project estimates invariably understate how much and how long?

    By Published On: 10, December, 20258.1 min read
  • 28, November, 2025

    What are the facts about immigration? This article provides an analysis of the real numbers around immigration in Australia.

    By Published On: 28, November, 20259 min read
  • 16, November, 2025

    How do we build more homes faster, cheaper and to a better quality standard? The answer may be prefabricated houses.

    By Published On: 16, November, 20257.6 min read

A Random Selection

  • Solar power on poles

    Creative thinking and politics conjure up images of rorting and dodgy accounting. However, innovative thinking should be applied to some of the problems governments face to find alternative solutions.

  • complexity

    As soon as an idea is put forward excited politicians cannot wait to announce it. Stop. It may take years to estimate the cost and time required. It may even turn out not to be viable. Best to do the feasibility study first.

  • metadata and privacy

    Information is collected about each one of us every hour of the day. Do you trust that someone can combine that data in a way that reflects the truth much less presents a picture you want to bring out into the daylight.

  • Religious rivalry

    Take a thought experiment and think about what the world would be like if there were no countries and no borders.

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  • 25, December, 2025

    The movie Nuremburg teaches us many lessons about the Nazi rise to power in the 1930s. Do any of those lessons apply to politics today? Are there any similarities between Germany in the 1930s, and the USA today?

    By Published On: 25, December, 20258.4 min read

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