In 1637, a single tulip bulb could buy you a house in Amsterdam. In 1849, prospectors abandoned everything to chase gold in California. In 1999, companies added “.com” to their…
When my kids were at school, they often came home from sports day with medals. Lovely, I thought—until I realised they hadn’t won anything. They hadn’t come first, second, or…
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Love and marriage go together like a horse and carriage, crooned Ol’ Blue Eyes Sinatra back in the 1950s. These days, though, the horse is limping and the carriage wheels…
Hello, I’m Steve Baron, and I’m a tech geek. I haven’t gone a day in the last year without playing with AI. I’ve been building my own AI-driven applications, wrestling…
The government has quietly allocated $25 million for a referendum on four-year parliamentary terms, potentially to coincide with the 2026 election. You might think this sounds reasonable. After all, three…
