Publications

New Zealand planned to replace traditional censuses with record-based data but faced legislative obstacles, leading to a mandatory census in 2028.

Some reflections on past misjudgments about Putin’s actions and a warning of potential future threats against NATO.

The New Zealand election campaign reveals parties proposing wealth redistribution policies, risking property rights and wealth creation. Instead, the focus should shift towards strategies that foster economic growth.

The recent Saxony-Anhalt election in Germany dramatically showcased political upheaval, with the far-right AfD nearing a majority, while traditional parties like CDU faced significant losses, complicating governance.

Voting for Forest & Bird’s ‘Bird of the Year’ opens today, featuring a unique election-themed twist and various bird parties with playful, clever campaigns reflecting New Zealand’s political landscape.

New Zealand’s military capability is limited, yet it excels in the space industry through Rocket Lab. The government’s inconsistent support hampers success, leaving future defence policies uncertain.

New Zealand’s recent planning law represents a significant shift, introducing an independent watchdog to monitor land prices and ensuring housing affordability, supported by a rare cross-party consensus for lasting impact.

New Zealand’s immigration biometric project, initiated in 2018, wasted millions due to poor oversight and misleading advice from officials, raising concerns about bureaucratic accountability and governance challenges.