Category: Writing

• AUKUS – Australia, the UK, the US…and New Zealand? Also an eco-friendly option for defence?

  I recently wrote a piece in Australian defence magazine, Defence Connect, about the AUKUS agreement, the role nuclear submarines play in the Pacific and in the future of Australia’s defence force, and how nuclear energy could be a longer lasting, more reliable form of energy in the future. You can read my thoughts in Defence […]

  natashapoole13

  August 22, 2022

  Writing

  defence, education, history, learning, Writing

• Hard work! What is it?

  Warning – irony and a brush of humour may be present in this piece, as it is in many a piece of literature, ancient and modern 🙂 Whilst hard work is certainly not a literary genre, we can certainly still look to literature and to history for examples of what it entails. Perhaps in today’s […]

  natashapoole13

  July 12, 2022

  Uncategorized, Writing

  education, history, learning, philosophy, poetry, teaching, Writing

• Back to gold?

  With an economic downturn most certainly on the cards for Australia and the rest of the west, what ought we to do with our savings in order to combat inflation, a recession, global uncertainty, and even, the disastrously disgusting concept of ‘wokeness’ and its maniacal approach to investing and to cryptocurrencies? Well, here is one […]

  natashapoole13

  June 26, 2022

  Writing

  politics, teaching, Writing

• Crypto: the opposite of a Kantian investment

  Are cryptocurrencies as they current stand and operate ethical investments? Do they have any intrinsic value and how ought we to consider them from a philosophical and moral point of view?

  natashapoole13

  June 9, 2022

  Writing

  bitcoin, cryptocurrency, ethics, history, Kant, learning, philosophy, politics, teaching, tuition, Writing

• Karl Marx wouldn’t fancy Xi Jinping

  The essence of communism is that all property is shared and that all people are equal. The theory was founded by Karl Marx, a famous German political philosopher of the 19th century. Marx published The Communist Manifesto in the 1840s, introducing the political and social ideal to the modern world. If you are partial to […]

  natashapoole13

  May 10, 2022

  Uncategorized, Writing

  ancient greece, education, ethics, history, horace, juvenal, learning, philosophy, politics, roman history, rome, satire, teaching, Writing

• Spotting the cracks in the first home deposit scheme

  If you are questioning whether purchasing a house with a low deposit is the right things for you and your family, do have a read of my latest article here about Canberra’s extension of the First Home Deposit Scheme for Australian buyers, found in the one and only Spectator Australia. Published 15th April 2022.

  natashapoole13

  April 17, 2022

  Writing

  australia, canberra, election, first home, government, grant, politics