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If the Government said that the minimum price for a new car were $50, nobody...
As the New Zealand government continues to grapple with the vexing issue of alcohol regulation,...
Liquor reform has become a political hot potato in New Zealand. Social problems caused by...
New Zealand has long been imbued with a soft socialism combined with a ‘she’ll be...
Margaret Thatcher is famously said to have banged a copy of F.A. Hayek’s seminal work...
If anyone doubts how left-wing New Zealand has become, one need look no further than...
In early 2009, the NZ government established the 2025 Taskforce to provide recommendations on closing...
Politicians in New Zealand are wedded to the idea of the activist state, but despite...
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...
In last week’s Sunday Star Times, Rod Oram wrote a remarkable column slating the 2025...
New Zealand started a monetary-policy revolution when it introduced inflation targeting in 1989. That innovation...
For the half a million Kiwis living in Australia, the New Zealand government’s goal of...
Soon, we’ll see a report showing that the social costs of skiing are in the...
Sometime soon, we’ll see a report showing that the social costs of skiing are in...
When New Zealand’s former Minister of Finance Dr Michael Cullen announced the re-nationalisation of KiwiRail...
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If the Government said that the minimum price for a new car were $50, nobody...