Where I Don’t Have to Find Belonging
I've been thinking a lot about music lately. It's been one of the great constants throughout my life, connecting me with people, places, cultures and ...
Navigating the Multiverse
I have come to think of the spaces I work across as my multiverse. Not a collection of roles, but a living network of people, systems, knowledge and r...
Whakaingoatanga: Reclaiming More Than a Name
Whakaingoatanga is about more than reclaiming a name. It is an act of identity, belonging and whakapapa - and for me, it was also kaupapa ora: a delib...
Quantum Ake – Post 6
Quantum readiness is no longer simply about preparing for a more powerful computer. It is about designing architectures capable of sustaining trust as...
Quantum Ake – Post 5
Quantum isn't waiting somewhere in the future to arrive. Its infrastructure, standards, security models, talent pipelines and sovereign capabilities a...
Beyond Territory
During two days of international dialogue on sovereignty, artificial intelligence and Indigenous futures, one question quietly emerged above all other...
Iwi mahi: Reflections on Serving Our Own
Serving your own people is unlike any other form of leadership.
Over the past few years, I've come to realise that iwi service isn't just about strate...
Beyond Reform: A Plan for the Renewal of Governance
We often speak about the need for change, yet continue to rely on systems designed for another century. Beyond Reform explores what it would take to m...
Aotearoa Futures Forum 2026 – Publication Links
The future is often spoken about as something waiting for us on the horizon. My experience has been something quite different.
Across governance table...
Ōtautahi in Practice – Elle Archer – Episode 24
What happens when we shift our focus from what we do to how we observe the world? In this conversation with Erica Austin and Sam Woolf, I reflect on t...
📡 Letters from the Blue World – Letter Ten: The Inheritors
Letter Ten: The Inheritors
I have observed a curious custom among the humans.
Those who have lived the longest are often entrusted with shaping the fu...
Ngā Motu Matihiko
**What if we stopped thinking about technology as a sector and/or subsectors.....and started thinking about it as a journey?**
I've been exploring a ...