Localism or centralism?
The government’s commitment to localism would be better served by focusing on collaborative solutions rather than forced amalgamation. […]
The government’s commitment to localism would be better served by focusing on collaborative solutions rather than forced amalgamation. […]
Despite abundant rainfall, Wellington faces a water crisis. Failed infrastructure, political leanings, and misplaced investments all contribute to the problem. Still, you can’t beat it on a good day. […]
Ultimately, reforming local government finance would be in central government’s interest, too. Queenstown Lakes District council probably holds little hope for such reforms to happen anytime soon. […]
In our #localismNZ report we call for a radical shift of power from the centre to the people. […]
The chances for decentralisation have never been better. […]
Having campaigned for localism over the past six years, I am excited about the shift politics toward it. But now I want to see this great idea filled with life and practical recommendations. […]
There is no more challenging task than making New Zealand’s cities thrive in the global era of urbanisation. Quite appropriately, we now have a superminister to deal with it. […]
Our new government is committed to subsidiarity and the regions. But this should lead to more than a billion-dollar fund for development. […]
New Zealand First has often called for such a devolution of power. If they achieve that in coalition talks, it would be a legacy to be proud of. […]
“The ideas of economists and political philosophers, both when they are right and when they are wrong, are more powerful than is commonly understood. Indeed the world is ruled by little else.” […]
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