There are times when tikanga needs to be broken for tikanga to survive.
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Economy
There are times when tikanga needs to be broken for tikanga to survive.
Read MoreBuilding more houses is not going to reduce house prices much (although it will help more people to be decently housed). The inflation driver is financial speculation based on leveraged borrowing. Until that is addressed, house prices will continue to boom.
Read MoreDoes it make sense to compare our climate change adaptation with Rogernomics?
Read MoreWhile many readers will say ‘the king is certainly not above the law’, not everyone believes that, especially if they are in power.
Read MoreThe Treasury forecasts suggest the economy is doing better than expected after the Covid Shock.
Read MoreAll nations have shadows; some acknowledge them. For others they shape their image in uncomfortable ways.
Read MoreDoes the US need to strike a grand bargain with like-minded countries to pool their efforts? What does this tell us about today’s global politics?
Read MoreThe National Library is still disposing books from the nation’s heritage.
Read MoreFar too often designers forget the purpose of the exercise is to communicate.
Read MoreImplementing the New Zealand Health and Disability System review not only involves major technical problems but creates fascinating political tensions.
Read MoreWe need to change public policy if our aim is to minimise the harm from drugs.
Read MoreWhy this government will not be transformative; do we want it to be?
Read MoreStein’s law says that if something cannot go on forever, it wont. But does a speculative bubble matter? The cryptocurrency bubble can be left to itself (tax evasion and criminal transactions aside). Why shouldn’t we do the same for housing?
Read MoreAre we reducing child poverty by as much as is needed to reach the targets set by the government under the Child Poverty Reduction Act?
Read MoreThe future for an effective centre party in New Zealand?
Read MoreHow we approached the threat of Covid tells us about possibilities for the future ways.
Read MoreA recent study suggests most are near the centre.
Read MoreWhat it is like to be a new Minister
Read MoreBeing an MP is not quite what you think.
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