Robert Hickson April 19, 2020 Thrivable Robert Hickson April 19, 2020 Wellington, 2041. Most political imagery is trite and self-serving. But sometimes one captures the moment, galvanizes not just a party but the populace, and even endures. So it was with the then opposition leader Jo Smith’s 2029 “Pohutukawa speech.”
Robert Hickson June 23, 2019 Jill of all trades, and mistress of some Robert Hickson June 23, 2019 It isn’t just technology changing the nature of work, but changing perceptions on the utility of depth of knowledge and ability to learn new things.
