“Caligula was a pervert and a tyrant. If the Roman emperor had any redeeming qualities, they weren’t immediately obvious. Unencumbered by things like morality and ethics, his charm lay largely in his fondness for excess, incest and violence.” — Natalie Kyriacou Copy Share Image
“We have built cities that scrape the sky, machines that think and a global network that allows people to yell at each other at… — Natalie Kyriacou Copy Share Image
“Birdwatching, at first glance, seems like a pursuit designed specifically for people who find stamp collecting too stimulating. But oh, how wrong they would be. Behind the courteous nods, the gentle lift of binoculars and the soft pitter-patter of birder footsteps on dew-dappled gum leaves lies a world of unexpected drama – a scandalous underbelly of rivalry, controversy and intrigue.… — Natalie Kyriacou Copy Share
“Humanity is the only species that actively debates whether or not it should maintain the environmental conditions necessary for its own continued existence. Other… — Natalie Kyriacou Copy Share Image
“Much like the kākāpō who waddles up a hill, digs a hole and bellows into it to attract a mate, billionaires may be engaging… — Natalie Kyriacou Copy Share Image
“They march in the streets and the classrooms and the courtrooms and the parliaments and the boardrooms, and we thought they would stop, but… — Natalie Kyriacou Copy Share Image
“Caligula was a pervert and a tyrant. If the Roman emperor had any redeeming qualities, they weren’t immediately obvious. Unencumbered by things like morality… — Natalie Kyriacou Copy Share Image
“Thus far, environmental policy worldwide is undertaken much like a school group project which tends to involve grand objectives, paired with an unspoken understanding… — Natalie Kyriacou Copy Share Image
