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Raising the top rate of tax to 39% for income over $60,000 has made New...
The ever increasing tax burden has become a heated issue in New Zealand. At the...
Am I the only one who feels uncomfortable at the latest Working for Families ad...
The report, State of the Nation New Zealand, traces and analyses the profound social and...
The New Zealand economy is one of the freest in the world. This still holds...
The proposed Employment Relations Bill will prove costly for New Zealand citizens and workers. This...
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...
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...
This week’s budget will be the biggest spend-up in New Zealand’s history. Even in the...
Finance Minister Dr Cullen is in an enviable position, despite his protestations of poverty. Every...
Unlike Paris Hilton though, Finance Minister Michael Cullen doesn’t have to pay for it himself....
Does the Government actually do any good? This might sound like a strange question, but...
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Am I the only one who feels uncomfortable at the latest Working for Families ad...