Public Policy
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Prepare for another election cycle full of fiscal holes and creative cost estimates after the Act and New Zealand First parties vetoed Nicola Willis’ policy costing unit proposal
3rd Jul 25, 11:35am
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Prepare for another election cycle full of fiscal holes and creative cost estimates after the Act and New Zealand First parties vetoed Nicola Willis’ policy costing unit proposal
Negotiations start for 'city and regional deals' as Government signs MoU with Auckland, Otago/Central Lakes and Western Bay of Plenty
2nd Jul 25, 2:25pm
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Negotiations start for 'city and regional deals' as Government signs MoU with Auckland, Otago/Central Lakes and Western Bay of Plenty
New Zealand’s commitment to the ‘rules-based order’ may be wearing thin as powerful countries throw their weight around with impunity
2nd Jul 25, 9:07am
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New Zealand’s commitment to the ‘rules-based order’ may be wearing thin as powerful countries throw their weight around with impunity
Race and class, eh? Can’t win with ‘em, can’t win without ‘em. Order your popcorn now
30th Jun 25, 10:07am
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Race and class, eh? Can’t win with ‘em, can’t win without ‘em. Order your popcorn now
Shang-Jin Wei identifies areas where inter-regional cooperation can make up for the abdication of American leadership
28th Jun 25, 9:29am
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Shang-Jin Wei identifies areas where inter-regional cooperation can make up for the abdication of American leadership
One bad rainstorm away from disaster: Mark Bloomberg & Steve Urlich say proposed changes to forestry rules won’t solve the ‘slash’ problem
27th Jun 25, 12:29pm
One bad rainstorm away from disaster: Mark Bloomberg & Steve Urlich say proposed changes to forestry rules won’t solve the ‘slash’ problem
Auckland housing supply has responded to shifts in demand, supported by the Unitary Plan and the construction industry’s ability to scale up
26th Jun 25, 7:23am
Auckland housing supply has responded to shifts in demand, supported by the Unitary Plan and the construction industry’s ability to scale up
The New Zealand Tax Podcast. Is New Zealand's low productivity a byproduct of not taxing capital gains?
25th Jun 25, 1:58pm
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The New Zealand Tax Podcast. Is New Zealand's low productivity a byproduct of not taxing capital gains?
Central government will need to step up as New Zealand's infrastructure needs change over the coming decades says Infrastructure Commission
25th Jun 25, 10:00am
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Central government will need to step up as New Zealand's infrastructure needs change over the coming decades says Infrastructure Commission
NZ’s plan to ‘welcome anyone, from anywhere, anytime’ is not a sustainable tourism policy
24th Jun 25, 12:38pm
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NZ’s plan to ‘welcome anyone, from anywhere, anytime’ is not a sustainable tourism policy
The New Zealand Tax Podcast: Inland Revenue reminds everyone that twin cab utes are subject to FBT. And the results of a clampdown on the horticultural sector
24th Jun 25, 11:00am
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The New Zealand Tax Podcast: Inland Revenue reminds everyone that twin cab utes are subject to FBT. And the results of a clampdown on the horticultural sector
One of the great pitfalls of political nostalgia is that the protagonists of the present can all too easily be mistaken for the antagonists of the past
23rd Jun 25, 7:47am
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One of the great pitfalls of political nostalgia is that the protagonists of the present can all too easily be mistaken for the antagonists of the past
New Zealand’s trade with China faces a list of economic, cultural, and geopolitical challenges which may challenge export growth in the coming years
22nd Jun 25, 8:33am
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New Zealand’s trade with China faces a list of economic, cultural, and geopolitical challenges which may challenge export growth in the coming years
Willem Buiter and Anne Sibert expect policy-induced inflation to drive nominal losses on outstanding US Treasuries
21st Jun 25, 9:40am
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Willem Buiter and Anne Sibert expect policy-induced inflation to drive nominal losses on outstanding US Treasuries
'The days of letting councils decide that growth shouldn’t happen at all are over', says Chris Bishop
18th Jun 25, 12:12pm
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'The days of letting councils decide that growth shouldn’t happen at all are over', says Chris Bishop