Gordon Campbell: On The Saudis (Not) Getting Away With Murder
On October 2nd last year, the dissident journalist Jamal Khashoggi was murdered inside the Saudi Embassy in Istanbul, by a hit squad of assassins acting on the orders of the Saudi Crown Prince, Mohammad bin Salman. More>>
Ellen Rykers on The Dig: Community Conservation – The Solution To The Biodiversity Crisis?
It’s increasingly clear that a government agency alone cannot combat the biodiversity crisis successfully. These grass-roots initiatives are a growing resource in the conservation toolbox. More>>
Gordon Campbell: On The Saudi Oil Refinery Crisis
So the US and the Saudis claim to have credible evidence that those Weapons of Oil Destruction came from Iran, their current bogey now that Saddam Hussein is no longer available. Evidently, the world has learned nothing from the invasion of Iraq in 2003 when dodgy US intel was wheeled out to justify the invasion of Iraq, thereby giving birth to ISIS and causing the deaths of hundreds of thousands of people. More>>
Veronika Meduna on The Dig: Kaitiakitanga - Seeing Nature As Your Elder
The intricate interconnections between climate change and biodiversity loss, and how this disruption impacts Māori in particular. More>>