A message to the next prime minister of New Zealand (October 2023).
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Right now, it’s a shallow ditch with promise.
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The speed of change – too fast, too slow – is tough for everyone in my family.
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An imagined conversation about looking for purpose.
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Purchasing power vs the people
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How do we channel a groundswell?
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Entry-level comms and digital marketing position
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When ‘telling our story’ isn’t enough. It’s time to get real.
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Urban Kiwis want to be closer to farming. Here’s the case for opening up the gates.
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A National Food Strategy is an expression of who we are - it must be rooted in our landscape, Maori identity and human dignity. It was a privilege to edit this piece for Eat NZ CEO Angela Clifford.
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Covid is the handbrake on a suicidal economic model. Now is the time to simplify our lives.
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Stories to inspire as we stare down crisis.
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How a family argument about a fence represents the coming together of the old and new scripts for farming.
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A quiet revolution is growing on Kiwi farms. As debates on water and emissions grind on, a new group of farmers are showing us the way forward – regenerating the land, and themselves.
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NZ Food belongs in the experience economy - a market where our values are as important as our products. In this market, we have to tell our story through actions and principles, not messaging.
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In the age of the connected consumer, what we do is who we are. Are we committed to treating our animals with dignity, or not?
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As Kiwi food producers, we need to ask hard questions about how we got here, why we grow and our true value in the modern food system.
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The response to the Christchurch terror attack showed us what kind of nation we could be. But talk and good intentions won't get us there - we need brave policy
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How do we farm when value keeps changing?
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Pirates - the misunderstood pioneers of HR and team leadership.
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