THE OFFICIAL BLOG OF MICHAEL PULMAN
The Game Awards might be known for some big announcements, but Microsoft took it to a whole new level in the 2019 edition. A new console, the new console, called Xbox Series X for the time being, coming in holiday […]
Death Stranding won’t be a PlayStation blockbuster for everyone, but for those who enjoy it, none of that really matters in what turns out to be an experience like few others in gaming today. Death Stranding is one of the […]
Little over a year since the newest big pilot launched, one of New Zealand’s biggest players released a report stating that the disability support sector has entered full crisis mode. NZDSN certainly pulled no punches in its latest report, stating […]
A new episode of the All Sorts podcast is now available. Today on the podcast we chat with Steve, a.k.a. Cornflake from the ‘home of rugby’ YouTube channel. During the interview, we discuss his successful YouTube channel, life as a […]
Rebranded, re-designed and hopefully better than ever! This is the All Sorts podcast! In our first show back in audio land, I talk with Duane Mutu from esports broadcaster Lets Play Live about the new deal with Vodafone and the […]
The only things in life that you can control are your words, actions, and feelings, but you can also influence a lot of outcomes with your ability or inability to think critically about what you do and don’t do in […]
In the wake of the Christchurch terror attacks where a gunman live-streamed the killing of several innocent people, how has it become so easy to post such distressing content on social media? Social media companies have a responsibility to ensure […]
Like they have in seasons prior, the Chiefs will field a squad that features a mix of proven performers and unknown young talent ahead of the 2019 Investec Super Rugby campaign. That unknown talent has a proven track record to […]
Are Disabled People’s Organisations doing enough to ensure that the voices of New Zealand’s diverse community of disabled people are being heard and represented? Disabled People’s Organisations, or DPO’s as they are more commonly known, are representative organisations governed by […]
The time for talk is over, Mana Whaikaha is a go, and the latest round of implementing a new disability support system that aims to give disabled people more choice and control begins. Around 150 people in the MidCentral are […]