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Latest Issues

A fantastic first Forum on CGT

PLUS: Wānaka plans a citizens’ assembly; and Te Pāti Māori moderates its tax policy

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3 days ago
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Analysis: An Opportunity to clean up politics

The new party’s package of integrity measures is an exciting one

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10 days ago
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How IDEA's research is supporting a 'Generational Plan' to turn around a crisis for children

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  • IDEA has been contracted by the NGO Barnardos to help it write its ‘Generational Plan’ for children

  • The plan is an important initiative to try to turn around the appalling statistics for many young New Zealanders, an...

17 days ago
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New data: Maybe public servants aren't overpaid after all

PLUS: New reports back IDEA's policies on tackling youth unemployment and boosting government evaluation

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24 days ago
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Analysis: Are the rich really paying a "disproportionate" amount of tax?

ALSO: IDEA's Hard Truths report makes the news

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    Jonathan Boston, ONZM, is Emeritus Professor of Public Policy in the School of Government at Victoria University of Wellington. His research interests include climate change policy, child poverty, governance, and welfare state design.

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    student, IDEA research assistant and democracy optimist!

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