Famous People With Bipolar Disorder

Jimmy Savile Revisted – Key Findings

Bybetterblokesnz July 2, 2014

:: His abuse spanned from 1955 to 2009. :: One of his youngest known victims was an eight-year-old boy. :: 450 people have come forward alleging sexual abuse by Savile since October. :: 328 of these people were children when they were preyed upon. :: 214 criminal offences have been linked to the disgraced presenter…

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Exploiting privilege to exploit children

Bybetterblokesnz January 13, 2017

Rolf Harris “singled me out” at a youth music festival, woman tells London court https://t.co/I8I1RsGFTB pic.twitter.com/PTBpVZstrl — ABC News (@abcnews) January 12, 2017

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Is rape culture institutionally protected ?

Bybetterblokesnz November 21, 2016

http://au.complex.com/life/2016/11/trump-sexual-assault So far, 11 women have come forward with allegations of sexual assault against Donald Trump. On what the president-elect described in the hot mic tapes, Henard says, “I can’t comment personally, but [from] what the media is saying, it was the textbook definition of sexual assault.” How could we have elected a man who…

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NZ Human Rights: 174 refugees finished their stay at the Mangere Refugee Centre

Bybetterblokesnz February 1, 2017

Late last year 174 refugees finished their stay at the Mangere Refugee Centre. Susan Devoy went to celebrate the next stage of their journey pic.twitter.com/jDGD7RrKBM — NZ Human Rights (@NZHumanRights) January 31, 2017

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Why your tattoo lasts forever (@scifri)

Bybetterblokesnz November 6, 2014

Science Friday “Your dermis is forever.” Why your tattoo lasts even after you die: http://t.co/wAQ5qO2QnV https://twitter.com/scifri/status/530207738710618112 16:59 – 6 Nov 14 Bryan 0274826341 operations@staging.betterblokes.org.nz Sent from my Windows Phone

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Have a good sleep, as researchers find it boosts memory

Bybetterblokesnz July 28, 2015July 27, 2015

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/science/science-news/11763743/Struggling-to-remember-something-Have-a-good-sleep-as-researchers-find-it-boosts-memory.html If you are trying to remember something vital you have forgotten, get a good night’s sleep. It is well known that sleep boosts memory, but scientists have shown for the first time it also makes it easier to retrieve nuggets of information that may have got lost in a corner of our brain. In…

Famous People With Bipolar Disorder

Jimmy Savile Revisted – Key Findings

Exploiting privilege to exploit children

Is rape culture institutionally protected ?

NZ Human Rights: 174 refugees finished their stay at the Mangere Refugee Centre

Why your tattoo lasts forever (@scifri)

Have a good sleep, as researchers find it boosts memory

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