When I came out to my father he was driving down Cobham Drive on the Wellington Waterfront. I waited until we were halfway through our trip before I told him. It was one of the proudest, happiest and most frightening days of my life. Read more »
Posts By: Conrad Reyners
Laying Down the Law – I Spy With My Little Eye
Just before his death former Governor General Sir Paul Reeves spoke about the Rule of ...Read more »
In Defence of Politics
Over the last three years I have become increasingly frustrated with the way politics operates. ...Read more »
Laying Down the Law – A game of two Halves
Last week New Zealand welcomed in the Rugby World Cup. It’s been a long time ...Read more »
Laying Down The Law – Harsh Truths
It’s difficult to pin down exactly what Universities are and what they do. On the ...Read more »
Laying Down The Law – It’s My World That I Want to Have a Little Pride in
It’s hard to know where to begin when discussing homosexuality and the law. As a ...Read more »
Laying Down The Law – Eyes Wide Shut
For years, law students have been obediently paying attention at law school. They’ve listened carefully ...Read more »
Laying Down The Law – Down with the System?
Last week I became obsessed with domino theory. I read up on it, listened to ...Read more »
Laying Down The Law – Surviving Socrates
The hardest I’ve ever studied at University was for my first year law exams. I ...Read more »
Laying Down the Law – “It takes a bit from this box, & a bit from that box…”
Last month, members of New Zealand’s Parliament demonstrated the dangers of inter-generational politics gone wrong. ...Read more »
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