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I tell stories in order to challenge people to challenge the status quo. Much of my work is investigative journalism in both print and podcast media. Other pieces are more academic in nature. The pure pleasure comes from creating fiction. As part of my day-to-day work, I also design and deliver outcome simulations (business war games) for corporate clients and provide 'Red Team' services for organisations that want to stress-test their plans. I teach a range of experiential learning programmes. I research and publish on national security issues with a New Zealand focus and am the co-founder of a private think tank in this space. My passion is writing fiction (under the pen name of Simon Roberts) that helps people engage in an interesting way with complex concepts about future war, intelligence and security. I love boating and fishing in between and the Marlborough Sounds in New Zealand's South Island is my favourite haunt. I play several musical instruments averagely, grow chillies and have run the odd scotch whisky school.
Duck in a muddy trench at NZ Parliament - original pic Kevin Stent
12 February, 202228 April, 2023 Simon Ewing-Jarvie

Mallard’s Epic Tactical Fail

25 December, 202128 April, 2023 Simon Ewing-Jarvie

A Xmas Shout-Out to MIQ Staff

USS Howard arrives in wellington: Credit NZH
3 December, 202128 April, 2023 Simon Ewing-Jarvie

Duty Call or Booty Call?

Long Term Insights Past Present Future - Source DPMC
21 November, 202128 April, 2023 Simon Ewing-Jarvie

Ka roa te ngaromanga, he iti te putanga*

Reuben Steff Public Presentation Image - Source Newsroom
17 November, 202112 February, 2022 Simon Ewing-Jarvie

National Security Long Term Insights Briefing – Submission to DPMC

Flags of the Five Eyes Nations
4 November, 202128 April, 2023 Simon Ewing-Jarvie

New Zealand’s Struggle for Strategic Identity

Soldiers Assisting at Auckland COVID-19 border checkpoints - Source NZDF
21 October, 202128 April, 2023 Simon Ewing-Jarvie

Defence Minister Says COVID19 Not An Emergency

RASP NZ Veterans Model Outline Structure Sep 2021
16 September, 202128 April, 2023 Simon Ewing-Jarvie

Modelling the Kiwi Veteranscape

Indefensible New Zealand National Security Podcast Logo for S1E9 for LinkedIn 800x600
28 August, 202128 April, 2023 Simon Ewing-Jarvie

S1E9 – Defending New Zealand 1: Armed Neutral and Long Range

RNZAF C130 in Afghanistan
17 August, 202128 April, 2023 Simon Ewing-Jarvie

Ardern’s C130 Gambit: Too Little Too Late

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Baches, Boats, Backyards & Beautiful Wooden Gifts

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Writer, Political Thinker, Son of Zealandia

Strategic Studies Book Club

Paul's Blog

THOUGHTS ON CYBER WARFARE

cyberarmscontrolblog

International Agreement for Control of Cyber Weapons

PAXsims

Conflict simulation, peacebuilding, and development

Mad Scientist Laboratory

Divergent Options

www.DivergentOptions.org -- National Security Analysis, Options Without Advocacy, and Podcasts

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A New Zealand critique on all aspects of Health, Public, Environmental, Occupational, Safety and Emergency Management

TorquePoint

Creating Wins With Smart Global Thinkers

One Sock: Heather Roy's Blog

A blog for my thoughts and writings - past, present and future

August Cole

Exploring The Future, One Page At A Time

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