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Politicians in New Zealand are wedded to the idea of the activist state, but despite...
One of the great fiscal institutions in New Zealand is the Pre-election fiscal update (PREFU)....
Growing up in New Zealand, where the labour market was deregulated (in 1991) when I...
Privatisation in New Zealand is a political swear-word. Its very mention is meant to invoke...
The NZ Labour Party has been languishing in the polls ever since it lost government...
It was disappointing that Prime Minister John Key’s visit to Australia was dominated by breathless...
In early 2009, the NZ government established the 2025 Taskforce to provide recommendations on closing...
Liquor reform has become a political hot potato in New Zealand. Social problems caused by...
After 13 years of Mixed Member Proportional (MMP) representation, Prime Minister John Key has said...
Government ownership cannot and will not ‘fix’ rail in New Zealand. Luke Malpass argues that...
This collection of essays from the Centre for Independent Studies show that increased regulation and...
SINCE 2008, New Zealand has been led by former investment banker John Key's National Party....
To gain wisdom for the future, one must learn lessons from the past. One of...
Most of New Zealand’s general election campaign is being dominated by squabbling over the Crown...
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One of the great fiscal institutions in New Zealand is the Pre-election fiscal update (PREFU)....