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What happens inside your body when you eat a fat bomb

Gareth MorganNovember 11, 2014Health

It is Diabetes Awareness Week – so we asked nutritionist Ben Warren to explain what is the worst food in the supermarket and the impact that has on your body. You might not be surprised at the food he chose … Read More

You’ll be shocked at how easy it is to overdose on sugar by eating manufactured fake food

Gareth MorganNovember 9, 2014Health

It is Diabetes Awareness Week. As we saw in our book Appetite for Destruction, diabetes is one of New Zealand’s fastest growing diseases (one in 4 Kiwis are at risk) that has many nasty side effects. Poor diet is the major driver of the increase in … Read More

Watch the Our Far South Antarctica Documentary online

Gareth MorganApril 11, 2013Uncategorized

Te Radar takes us to New Zealand’s southern waters on Gareth Morgan’s “Our Far South” journey to the bottom of the world along with fifty everyday New Zealanders who are on board to discover the importance of Antarctica, the Sub-Antarctic … Read More

ERADICAT – Australian attitudes towards Cats

Gareth MorganApril 11, 2013Environment, Media

The Cats the To Go campaign has touched people in many countries around the world. In particular it has sparked massive debate in Australia, where the Australian Geographic has covered it (http://www.australiangeographic.com.au/journal/natural-born-killers-the-problem-with-cats.htm ) and now SBS’s Insight program has featured … Read More

TV1 Spotlights Edric

Gareth MorganSeptember 6, 2012Morgan Foundation

Last night Close Up did a spot on Edric Baker’s incredible work amongst the poor and infirm of Bangladesh. His hospital, providing care for the poor by the poor is unique and has stood the test of time – 33 … Read More

Kiwi kids make great ambassadors for our environment

Gareth MorganAugust 27, 2012Environment

I wanted to share a couple of videos that were made for us by some great Kiwi kids. Lime Hills school was one of two Southland schools that performed at the send-off for the Our Far South voyage at the … Read More

Stewart Island could lead the conservation world, and get major economic stimulus

Gareth MorganAugust 16, 2012Environment

By now the cat is out of the bag, so to speak, about the fact that I’d love to see Stewart Island predator-free. If we actually achieved this mighty goal Stewart Island would be the first human-inhabited island to be … Read More

Birth registration – a precursor for protecting children

Gareth MorganAugust 12, 2012Media, Morgan Foundation

One thing Jo and I learnt when we went over to the Solomon Islands with UNICEF, was that there’s a massive issue with the registration of births. In short, if a child doesn’t have a birth certificate it does not … Read More

Q&A interview with Russel Norman

Gareth MorganJuly 31, 2012Economics, Environment

Last Sunday Russel Norman and I were on Q&A and were talking about the Green Parties economic policy. Here is the video below if you missed it. What did you think about the interview? Is it possible for us to … Read More

Has New Zealand missed a golden opportunity to end whaling?

Gareth MorganJuly 4, 2012Environment, Fisheries Management

With the start of the annual meeting of the International Whaling Commission, it is timely to revisit the issue of whaling and New Zealand’s recent attempt at a compromise position. Has New Zealand missed a golden opportunity to end whaling? … Read More