Jeremy Rose

1 month ago | eveningreport.nz | Jeremy Rose |AsiaPacific Report.nz

SPECIAL REPORT: By Jeremy RoseReading an NBC News report a couple of days ago about a Trump administration plan to relocate 1 million Gazans to Libya reminded me of a conversation between the legendary Warsaw Ghetto leader Marek Edelman and fellow fighter and survivor Simcha Rotem that took place more than quarter of a century ago. In the conversation, first reported in Haaretz in 2023, Rotem said the Jews who walked into the gas chambers without a fight did so only because they were hungry.

1 month ago | asiapacificreport.nz | Jeremy Rose

SPECIAL REPORT: By Jeremy RoseReading an NBC News report a couple of days ago about a Trump administration plan to relocate 1 million Gazans to Libya reminded me of a conversation between the legendary Warsaw Ghetto leader Marek Edelman and fellow fighter and survivor Simcha Rotem that took place more than quarter of a century ago. In the conversation, first reported in Haaretz in 2023, Rotem said the Jews who walked into the gas chambers without a fight did so only because they were hungry.

May 19, 2024 | carbonnews.co.nz | Jeremy Rose

It’s good news for the climate. Process heat is responsible for one-third of the country’s energy use and 8% of emissions. In Timaru, Australian-owned McCain says the conversion of its coal boiler to a woodchip one will reduce the C02 emissions from the manufacture of its potato chips by 95%.

May 9, 2024 | solidarity.co.nz | Eugene Doyle |Jeremy Rose

The government should do two vitally important things without delay: commit to outlining its case for joining AUKUS in great detail, rather than infantilising us with sound bites;  and it should provide an assurance that there will be a political process that gives the public the final say before committing us to the pact.  The Americans haven’t hidden their delight at New Zealand’s perceived shift in stance.

Feb 18, 2024 | northandsouth.co.nz | Jeremy Rose

The late Roger Kerr once described Karl du Fresne as “the sage of the Wairarapa”. The long-time head of the Business Roundtable made the comment in a blog post following the publication, in 2010, of one of du Fresne’s weekly columns, in Wellington daily The Dominion, excoriating comedian Gary McCormack for describing himself as a socialist.