  Paul Larkin Researcher - Free Energy Generation (Ultimo)
posted Thu February 4th 2010 @ 7:56 PM
Here in NZ we are in need of more electricity, we have around 40 dams on some of our largest rivers. These dams are up to 40 to 50 years old, with generators that are based on old technologies.
For some unknown reason, the NZ government and the engineers over the last 20 years have not talked about recalibrating the turbines to use higher gearing ratios and more refined hydrodynamic blades and rotational systems to extract another 30% to 40% plus power out of these numerous dams that let the water go after only partially extracting what energy it carries.
It is a scandal that we are not being innovative and reinventing ways to use this water that we have harnessed. Where are the visionaries, our brilliant ones, our clever engineers? Read More »
 Lynda Wharton, Health Researcher, Columnist & Author (Ultimo)
posted Fri January 29th 2010 @ 11:51 AM
Lynda Wharton is a registered Traditional Chinese Acupuncturist and Naturopath, with her own holistic woman's health clinic, on Auckland's Northshore.
Lynda is well known as a health researcher, columnist and author. She is a regular columnist for Mindfood magazine, Fitness Life and Australian Nature and health.
Lynda's most recent book, “Wellbeing”, published by Harper Collins, is an essential addition to every woman's library. It’s 400 pages cover many aspects of female health and wellbeing from a holistic perspective. 100 pages are devoted to the subject of breast cancer prevention … a subject that Lynda is passionate about. Read More »
 Clive Monds on Sustainable Fisheries Management around NZ (Ultimo)
posted Thu January 21st 2010 @ 8:05 AM
Clive Monds, spokesman for eco.org.nz has been active in the environmental movement for over 30 years and represents ECO on various fisheries management issues in NZ.
With NZ privileged to have the 7th largest oceanic exclusive economic zone on earth, how do we govern these marine resources?
Listen to some fascinating information with regard to NZ's fisheries, around sustainability and with world fishing stocks falling what is the state of our waters and the fish in our nurseries? Read More »
 Dr Bruce Lipton - Spontaneous Evolution (Ultimo)
posted Thu January 14th 2010 @ 8:14 AM
The new sciences quantum physics and epigenetics are revolutionising our understanding of the link between mind and matter, challenging established scientific theories and prompting a complete re-evaluation of life as we have known it.
The significance of this shift in belief is vast in that the original view led to the notion that we are victims of our biology. Whereas the ‘new’ sciences show that we are actually masters of our biology.
Bruce has taken his award-winning medical school lectures to the public and is currently a sought after keynote speaker and workshop presenter. Read More »
 Logan Muller, on the use of IT in the development of sustainability (Ultimo)
posted Thu January 7th 2010 @ 2:21 PM
Logan Muller is one of Unitec's Senior Academic researchers. His expertise is the use of IT in the development of sustainability.
His PhD is in socially and environmentally sustainable business. He has implemented the model in New Zealand and in the remote areas of the Andean mountains in Peru.
The model has been adopted by the Peruvian Government and endorsed by the Latin American Telecommunications Council as a successful poverty alleviation method. Read More »
 Thomas Greco on Money, Economics and Currencies (Ultimo)
posted Sun January 3rd 2010 @ 4:17 PM
Thomas Greco is a community and monetary economist, writer and consultant and a leading Global researcher on the subject of free market alternative currency and monetary systems.
He is founder and director of the non-profit Community Information Resource Center, which supports community improvement and sustainability efforts. British author David Boyle has called Thomas Greco a "pioneer" in the field of local currencies. Greco’s insightful writings are regularly mentioned by alternative currency advocates.
He is a keynote speaker at alternative currency forums around the globe and definitely is a world authority, on both financial issues and for humanity to awaken to the need to become proactive in this field. He has recently toured NZ on speaking engagements. Read More »
 Caitlin & Sika, World Musicians from the South Island of New Zealand (Ultimo)
posted Thu December 24th 2009 @ 12:00 AM
Caitlin & Sika are international musicians from the South Island of New Zealand. Their music is an electrifying blend of indigenous and western music. They are truly unique performers and their spirit & energy appeals to audiences with a variety of musical tastes from world to folk to dance.
Their music spans many cultures by using a wide range of instruments that reflect their travels around the world. Powerful chants sung in the ancient language of Sanskrit …..East meets West with a spark of spirit and dance. Read More »
 Zelka Grammer on GE Free Northland and working towards becoming GMO Free (Ultimo)
posted Thu December 17th 2009 @ 12:00 AM
A mighty shift in how people-power can wrest control away from unconscious central government and place it back in the hands of localised community and conscious consumers is taking place here in Northland, New Zealand.
Not since the heady days of the mid 1980’s when localised groups and councils ‘made’ Nuclear Free Zones across this country, have we seen such a resurgence as ordinary and extraordinary NZer’s through dedication and vision, mobilise to make Northland, NZ a GMO Free Zone. Read More »
 Michael Fleck, Holistic Local & Global Networking on Conscious Evolution and Gaia (Ultimo)
posted Thu December 10th 2009 @ 1:22 PM
Over the last 25 years you may have you witnessed Michael Fleck at many events in NZ be it peace, justice, democracy, environment, complimentary health, the arts and education.
If you have, you would have noticed Michael moving easily from person to person and group to group, introducing and reconnecting key players to each other over a very broad spectrum, all within the emerging metaphysical and spiritual paradigm as he weaves us into wholeness within our planet's biosphere.
He has also managed touring artist programmes for the Arts Council of New Zealand, produced major conferences on peace and the environment, and organised national and overseas tours for visiting authors and artists, including Elisabeth Kubler-Ross, Rupert Sheldrake, Paul Horn, Elisabet Sahtouris, Hank Wesselman, Barry Brailsford, and Neale Donald Walsch. Read More »
 Why IPCC scientists are unable to see the big planetary picture! (Ultimo)
posted Thu December 3rd 2009 @ 10:50 PM
Global Warming …
Are George W Bush, Exxon Mobil and the fossil fuel corporations finally exonerated? Have they been the good guys all along and that global warming never did exist?
And we just refused to side with them and their greater knowing?
As the saying goes, are we with them or against them?
Not in your life ... However no doubt there will be bottles popping, cigar smoking and slaps on the back as yet another sneaky reprieve for the dark side as climate scientists fumble around making excuses endeavoring to link Co2 to continuous rising global temperatures. Read More »
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