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What Will Fix NZ's Economy? - Chch 8 Jun 2010 (Part A)
Created 30/11/-0001 - Papers & Presentations - 2366 visits
Created 30/11/-0001 - Papers & Presentations - 2366 visits
What Will Fix NZ's Economy? - Chch 8 Jun 2010 (Part B)
Created 30/11/-0001 - Papers & Presentations - 2142 visits
Created 30/11/-0001 - Papers & Presentations - 2142 visits
Jim Stanford - Economics for Everyone - Resources
Created 30/11/-0001 - Papers & Presentations - 3434 visits
A site of resources relating to Jim Stanford's book - Economics for Everyone: A Short Guide to the Economics of Capitalism
Created 30/11/-0001 - Papers & Presentations - 3434 visits
A site of resources relating to Jim Stanford's book - Economics for Everyone: A Short Guide to the Economics of Capitalism
Jim Stanford - Economics for Everyone I (audio)
Created 30/11/-0001 - Papers & Presentations - 1997 visits
Session 1 of Jim Stanford's Economics for Everyone Presentation (also available as a podcast)
Created 30/11/-0001 - Papers & Presentations - 1997 visits
Session 1 of Jim Stanford's Economics for Everyone Presentation (also available as a podcast)
Jim Stanford - Economics for Everyone II (audio)
Created 30/11/-0001 - Papers & Presentations - 2046 visits
Session 2 of Jim Stanford's Economics for Everyone Presentation (also available as a podcast)
Created 30/11/-0001 - Papers & Presentations - 2046 visits
Session 2 of Jim Stanford's Economics for Everyone Presentation (also available as a podcast)
What Will Fix NZ's Economy? - Akld 10 August 2010
Created 30/11/-0001 - Papers & Presentations - 1903 visits
Created 30/11/-0001 - Papers & Presentations - 1903 visits
What Will Fix Child Poverty? - Akld 30 August 2010 (audio)
Created 30/11/-0001 - Papers & Presentations - 2074 visits
Created 30/11/-0001 - Papers & Presentations - 2074 visits
Bill Rosenberg - Issues in privatisation – Costs and Benefits - Oct 2010
Created 10/10/2010 - Papers & Presentations - 2316 visits
Created 10/10/2010 - Papers & Presentations - 2316 visits
Bill Rosenberg - Issues in privatisation – Costs and Benefits - Slides - Oct 2010
Created 10/10/2010 - Papers & Presentations - 2187 visits
Created 10/10/2010 - Papers & Presentations - 2187 visits
Your Kids Aren't Happy - Poverty - October 2010
Created 30/11/-0001 - Papers & Presentations - 1705 visits
Created 30/11/-0001 - Papers & Presentations - 1705 visits
Your Kids Aren't Happy - Climate Change - October 2010
Created 30/11/-0001 - Papers & Presentations - 1690 visits
Created 30/11/-0001 - Papers & Presentations - 1690 visits
Bernard Hickey - Time for a Complete Rethink - November 2010
Created 30/11/-0001 - Papers & Presentations - 1837 visits
Created 30/11/-0001 - Papers & Presentations - 1837 visits
Pellett & Hickey - Time for a Complete Rethink - Nov 2010
Created 30/11/-0001 - Papers & Presentations - 1822 visits
Created 30/11/-0001 - Papers & Presentations - 1822 visits
Peter Harris - Reconstructing Christchurch - April 2011
Created 30/11/-0001 - Papers & Presentations - 1702 visits
Created 30/11/-0001 - Papers & Presentations - 1702 visits
Lianne Dalziel - Reconstructing Christchurch - April 2011
Created 30/11/-0001 - Papers & Presentations - 1573 visits
Created 30/11/-0001 - Papers & Presentations - 1573 visits
Rick Boven - Strategy for a Productive Economy April 2011
Created 30/11/-0001 - Papers & Presentations - 1930 visits
A crisp and convincing summary of NZ's situation and the factors leading to it, including specific 'market failures'. Followed by a frank and disconcerting outline of possible solutions and the trade-offs they entail.
Created 30/11/-0001 - Papers & Presentations - 1930 visits
A crisp and convincing summary of NZ's situation and the factors leading to it, including specific 'market failures'. Followed by a frank and disconcerting outline of possible solutions and the trade-offs they entail.
Bernard Hickey - A Plan for a Productive Economy - April 2011
Created 30/11/-0001 - Papers & Presentations - 2058 visits
Straight-forward identification of key problems and pragmatic proposals to reverse NZ's economic decline.
Created 30/11/-0001 - Papers & Presentations - 2058 visits
Straight-forward identification of key problems and pragmatic proposals to reverse NZ's economic decline.
Huang & Elliffe - CGT Exec Summary - May 2011
Created 30/11/-0001 - Papers & Presentations - 1640 visits
Executive summary of the presentation delivered by Chye-Ching Huang and Craig Elliffe to Auckland Fabians on 5 May 2011
Created 30/11/-0001 - Papers & Presentations - 1640 visits
Executive summary of the presentation delivered by Chye-Ching Huang and Craig Elliffe to Auckland Fabians on 5 May 2011
Huang & Elliffe - CGT Full Paper - May 2011
Created 30/11/-0001 - Papers & Presentations - 2451 visits
The full paper by Chye-Ching Huang and Craig Elliffe that formed the basis of their presentation to Auckland Fabians on 5 May 2011.
Created 30/11/-0001 - Papers & Presentations - 2451 visits
The full paper by Chye-Ching Huang and Craig Elliffe that formed the basis of their presentation to Auckland Fabians on 5 May 2011.
Geoff Bertram - Bank Regulation etc - March 2011
Created 30/11/-0001 - Papers & Presentations - 1591 visits
Bank regulation, exchange rate policy, overseas debt, and asset sales: how to untangle them?
Created 30/11/-0001 - Papers & Presentations - 1591 visits
Bank regulation, exchange rate policy, overseas debt, and asset sales: how to untangle them?
David Craig - Hollowing Out the Kiwi Dream - May 2011
Created 30/11/-0001 - Papers & Presentations - 1815 visits
David discusses issues involved in the growth of inequality in New Zealand, the rate of which is among the highest in the developed world. This has led to income inequality, asset inequality, intergenerational inequality and neighbourhood inequality, all of which has had a significant effect on New Zealanders' ability to achieve their dream of a better life for all.
Created 30/11/-0001 - Papers & Presentations - 1815 visits
David discusses issues involved in the growth of inequality in New Zealand, the rate of which is among the highest in the developed world. This has led to income inequality, asset inequality, intergenerational inequality and neighbourhood inequality, all of which has had a significant effect on New Zealanders' ability to achieve their dream of a better life for all.
Natalie Jackson - Demographic Forces Reshaping NZ - June 2011
Created 30/11/-0001 - Papers & Presentations - 1608 visits
Created 30/11/-0001 - Papers & Presentations - 1608 visits
Ian Pool - Squandering our Demographic Dividend - June 2011
Created 30/11/-0001 - Papers & Presentations - 1588 visits
Created 30/11/-0001 - Papers & Presentations - 1588 visits
Geoff Bertram - Some thoughts on exchange rate overvaluation and bank regulation - July 2011
Created 30/11/-0001 - Papers & Presentations - 1585 visits
Created 30/11/-0001 - Papers & Presentations - 1585 visits
Rick Boven - NZ's Economic Strategy - Fresh ideas for a productive economy -July 2011
Created 30/11/-0001 - Papers & Presentations - 1654 visits
Created 30/11/-0001 - Papers & Presentations - 1654 visits
June McCabe - Towards a Productive Maori Economy - July 2011
Created 30/11/-0001 - Papers & Presentations - 1707 visits
Created 30/11/-0001 - Papers & Presentations - 1707 visits
Selwyn Pellett - Don’t Sell, Invest! - July 2011
Created 30/11/-0001 - Papers & Presentations - 1607 visits
Created 30/11/-0001 - Papers & Presentations - 1607 visits
Rhema Vaithianathan - A (small) idea for a (slightly more) Productive Economy - July 2011
Created 30/11/-0001 - Papers & Presentations - 1703 visits
Created 30/11/-0001 - Papers & Presentations - 1703 visits
John Walley - Economic Development (New Zealand’s Potential) - July 2011
Created 30/11/-0001 - Papers & Presentations - 1622 visits
Created 30/11/-0001 - Papers & Presentations - 1622 visits
Rod Oram - When the going gets tough, the tough get going - July 2011
Created 30/11/-0001 - Papers & Presentations - 1596 visits
Created 30/11/-0001 - Papers & Presentations - 1596 visits
Brian Easton - What are our economic priorities? - October 2011
Created 30/11/-0001 - Papers & Presentations - 1702 visits
Created 30/11/-0001 - Papers & Presentations - 1702 visits
David Tripe - Credit Ratings, credit rating agencies & NZ’s rating - November 2011
Created 30/11/-0001 - Papers & Presentations - 1661 visits
Created 30/11/-0001 - Papers & Presentations - 1661 visits
Bill Rosenberg - Downgrade the Credit Rating Agencies - November 2011 (notes)
Created 10/11/2011 - Papers & Presentations - 1589 visits
Created 10/11/2011 - Papers & Presentations - 1589 visits
Bill Rosenberg - What do Credit Ratings tell us? - November 2011 (slides)
Created 10/11/2011 - Papers & Presentations - 1763 visits
Created 10/11/2011 - Papers & Presentations - 1763 visits
Rhema Vaithianathan - Is Privatisation the Answer? - November 2011
Created 30/11/-0001 - Papers & Presentations - 1685 visits
Created 30/11/-0001 - Papers & Presentations - 1685 visits
Rick Boven - Navigating an Uncertain Future - February 2012
Created 30/11/-0001 - Papers & Presentations - 1583 visits
Created 30/11/-0001 - Papers & Presentations - 1583 visits
Paul Barber - The Important Thing About Income Inequality - February 2012
Created 30/11/-0001 - Papers & Presentations - 1506 visits
Created 30/11/-0001 - Papers & Presentations - 1506 visits
Peter Davis - Social democracy in Aotearoa/New Zealand - August 2012 (slides)
Created 30/11/-0001 - Papers & Presentations - 1490 visits
Created 30/11/-0001 - Papers & Presentations - 1490 visits
David Craig - Inequality; the rise of winner-take-all politics June 2012
Created 30/11/-0001 - Papers & Presentations - 1265 visits
Created 30/11/-0001 - Papers & Presentations - 1265 visits
Peter Davis - VIDEO - Social democracy in Aotearoa/New Zealand - August 2012
Created 09/11/2012 - Papers & Presentations - 1840 visits
Created 09/11/2012 - Papers & Presentations - 1840 visits
Geoff Bertram - Asset Values and Regulation
Created 16/04/2013 - Papers & Presentations - 1136 visits
Created 16/04/2013 - Papers & Presentations - 1136 visits
Elizabeth Rata - Democracy & Diversity - May 2013
Created 29/05/2013 - Papers & Presentations - 1357 visits
Created 29/05/2013 - Papers & Presentations - 1357 visits
Bill McKay - Sustainable Urban Environment - August 2013
Created 06/09/2013 - Papers & Presentations - 1267 visits
Created 06/09/2013 - Papers & Presentations - 1267 visits
Denise Bijoux - Beacon Pathway North American Study Tour - August 2013
Created 06/09/2013 - Papers & Presentations - 1115 visits
Created 06/09/2013 - Papers & Presentations - 1115 visits
Paul Grimshaw - Sustainable Medium Density Housing - August 2013
Created 06/09/2013 - Papers & Presentations - 1349 visits
Created 06/09/2013 - Papers & Presentations - 1349 visits
Twyford, Bijoux & Grimshaw - Narratives for Auckland - Audio - August 2013
Created 23/09/2013 - Papers & Presentations - 12150 visits
Created 23/09/2013 - Papers & Presentations - 12150 visits
Bryan Gould - Myths, Politicians & Money
Created 12/02/2014 - Papers & Presentations - 1282 visits
An audio recording of Bryan Gould's recent book launch of Myths, Politicians & Money
Created 12/02/2014 - Papers & Presentations - 1282 visits
An audio recording of Bryan Gould's recent book launch of Myths, Politicians & Money
Rethinking the State Sector Act (PDF)
Created 20/02/2014 - Papers & Presentations - 1499 visits
Last year The Fabian Society and the PSA teamed up to deliver a series of five seminars looking at the State Sector Act and what needs to change in order to deliver more effective public services(see below).
Rethinking the State Sector Act is a book based on the seminar series. It includes the views of a range of distinguished New Zealanders.
Created 20/02/2014 - Papers & Presentations - 1499 visits
Last year The Fabian Society and the PSA teamed up to deliver a series of five seminars looking at the State Sector Act and what needs to change in order to deliver more effective public services(see below).
Rethinking the State Sector Act is a book based on the seminar series. It includes the views of a range of distinguished New Zealanders.
Rethinking the State Sector Act (ePub)
Created 20/02/2014 - Papers & Presentations - 1245 visits
Last year The Fabian Society and the PSA teamed up to deliver a series of five seminars looking at the State Sector Act and what needs to change in order to deliver more effective public services(see below).
Rethinking the State Sector Act is a book based on the seminar series. It includes the views of a range of distinguished New Zealanders.
Created 20/02/2014 - Papers & Presentations - 1245 visits
Last year The Fabian Society and the PSA teamed up to deliver a series of five seminars looking at the State Sector Act and what needs to change in order to deliver more effective public services(see below).
Rethinking the State Sector Act is a book based on the seminar series. It includes the views of a range of distinguished New Zealanders.
Rethinking the State Sector Act (Mobi)
Created 20/02/2014 - Papers & Presentations - 1286 visits
Last year The Fabian Society and the PSA teamed up to deliver a series of five seminars looking at the State Sector Act and what needs to change in order to deliver more effective public services(see below).
Rethinking the State Sector Act is a book based on the seminar series. It includes the views of a range of distinguished New Zealanders.
Created 20/02/2014 - Papers & Presentations - 1286 visits
Last year The Fabian Society and the PSA teamed up to deliver a series of five seminars looking at the State Sector Act and what needs to change in order to deliver more effective public services(see below).
Rethinking the State Sector Act is a book based on the seminar series. It includes the views of a range of distinguished New Zealanders.
Flawed theory-failed practice: light-handed regulation in New Zealand (PDF)
Created 28/02/2014 - Papers & Presentations - 1458 visits
This book brings together a series of case studies presented to the Fabian Society on the application of light-handed regulation in New Zealand to sectors and issues as diverse as banking, work safety, building and construction, and electricity pricing, as well as an examination of the theoretical issues involved in the regulation.
Created 28/02/2014 - Papers & Presentations - 1458 visits
This book brings together a series of case studies presented to the Fabian Society on the application of light-handed regulation in New Zealand to sectors and issues as diverse as banking, work safety, building and construction, and electricity pricing, as well as an examination of the theoretical issues involved in the regulation.
Flawed theory-failed practice: light-handed regulation in New Zealand (ePub)
Created 28/02/2014 - Papers & Presentations - 1409 visits
This book brings together a series of case studies presented to the Fabian Society on the application of light-handed regulation in New Zealand to sectors and issues as diverse as banking, work safety, building and construction, and electricity pricing, as well as an examination of the theoretical issues involved in the regulation.
Created 28/02/2014 - Papers & Presentations - 1409 visits
This book brings together a series of case studies presented to the Fabian Society on the application of light-handed regulation in New Zealand to sectors and issues as diverse as banking, work safety, building and construction, and electricity pricing, as well as an examination of the theoretical issues involved in the regulation.
Flawed theory-failed practice: light-handed regulation in New Zealand (Mobi)
Created 28/02/2014 - Papers & Presentations - 1281 visits
This book brings together a series of case studies presented to the Fabian Society on the application of light-handed regulation in New Zealand to sectors and issues as diverse as banking, work safety, building and construction, and electricity pricing, as well as an examination of the theoretical issues involved in the regulation.
Created 28/02/2014 - Papers & Presentations - 1281 visits
This book brings together a series of case studies presented to the Fabian Society on the application of light-handed regulation in New Zealand to sectors and issues as diverse as banking, work safety, building and construction, and electricity pricing, as well as an examination of the theoretical issues involved in the regulation.
Bill McKay Beyond the State - NZ State Houses from Modest to Modern (audio)
Created 12/05/2014 - Papers & Presentations - 1227 visits
Created 12/05/2014 - Papers & Presentations - 1227 visits
An Economy for a Resilient World: 1. The Foundations
Created 17/06/2014 - Papers & Presentations - 5065 visits
Robert Howell's first presentation looks at the necessary foundations for a resilient economy based on modern science and ethics.
Created 17/06/2014 - Papers & Presentations - 5065 visits
Robert Howell's first presentation looks at the necessary foundations for a resilient economy based on modern science and ethics.
Sue Bradford - A Left Think Tank for Aotearoa
Created 24/08/2014 - Papers & Presentations - 1229 visits
Created 24/08/2014 - Papers & Presentations - 1229 visits
Alan Johnson - What might social housing become? - Slides
Created 28/08/2014 - Papers & Presentations - 3483 visits
Created 28/08/2014 - Papers & Presentations - 3483 visits
Alan Johnson - What might social housing become? - Notes
Created 28/08/2014 - Papers & Presentations - 3487 visits
Created 28/08/2014 - Papers & Presentations - 3487 visits
Nicky Hager - Defending democracy and citizen rights: the purpose of investigative journalism (audio)
Created 11/09/2014 - Papers & Presentations - 376 visits
Created 11/09/2014 - Papers & Presentations - 376 visits
Narratives from the 2014 Election: what do we learn? - WELLINGTON
Created 14/10/2014 - Papers & Presentations - 391 visits
Created 14/10/2014 - Papers & Presentations - 391 visits
Sir Ted Thomas - The Enduring Legacy of Neo-Liberalism - mp3
Created 12/02/2015 - Papers & Presentations - 80 visits
Created 12/02/2015 - Papers & Presentations - 80 visits
Geoff Bertram - Piketty's Capital implications for New Zealand
Created 15/03/2015 - Papers & Presentations - 651 visits
Created 15/03/2015 - Papers & Presentations - 651 visits
Catriona Maclennan - Poverty, Violence, Debt: Gender is Relevant
Created 22/03/2015 - Papers & Presentations - 1128 visits
Created 22/03/2015 - Papers & Presentations - 1128 visits
Khylee Quince - Poverty, Violence, Debt: Gender is Relevant
Created 22/03/2015 - Papers & Presentations - 1133 visits
Created 22/03/2015 - Papers & Presentations - 1133 visits
Rebecca Fountain - Poverty, Violence, Debt: Gender is Relevant
Created 22/03/2015 - Papers & Presentations - 1129 visits
Created 22/03/2015 - Papers & Presentations - 1129 visits
Programme- Poverty, Violence, Debt- Gender is Relevant
Created 22/03/2015 - Papers & Presentations - 1179 visits
Created 22/03/2015 - Papers & Presentations - 1179 visits
The complexities of ‘relationship’ in the welfare system and the consequences for children (slides)
Created 22/03/2015 - Papers & Presentations - 1279 visits
Created 22/03/2015 - Papers & Presentations - 1279 visits
David Coats - New Economic Agenda for the Left (audio)
Created 31/03/2015 - Papers & Presentations - 1231 visits
Created 31/03/2015 - Papers & Presentations - 1231 visits
Robert Howell - How we are to live - March 2015
Created 09/04/2015 - Papers & Presentations - 1353 visits
Created 09/04/2015 - Papers & Presentations - 1353 visits
Robert Howell - Wiring Diagram - March 2015
Created 09/04/2015 - Papers & Presentations - 1271 visits
Created 09/04/2015 - Papers & Presentations - 1271 visits
The Future of Journalism & Our Democracy - Audio - May 2015
Created 07/05/2015 - Papers & Presentations - 3450 visits
Alison McCulloch, Myles Thomas and Keith Ng, as panelists, lead a discussion on the direction of NZ journalism.
Created 07/05/2015 - Papers & Presentations - 3450 visits
Alison McCulloch, Myles Thomas and Keith Ng, as panelists, lead a discussion on the direction of NZ journalism.
Hon Sir Michael Cullen - Political Strategy - Destination Next Progressive Majority
Created 24/05/2015 - Papers & Presentations - 1307 visits
Created 24/05/2015 - Papers & Presentations - 1307 visits
De Boni - Unleashing Auckland - Audio - 16 July 2015
Created 17/07/2015 - Papers & Presentations - 4203 visits
Created 17/07/2015 - Papers & Presentations - 4203 visits
Dita De Boni - Unleashing Auckland - July 2015
Created 17/07/2015 - Papers & Presentations - 1236 visits
Created 17/07/2015 - Papers & Presentations - 1236 visits
Robert Howell - Banks & Finance - July 2015
Created 18/07/2015 - Papers & Presentations - 1163 visits
Created 18/07/2015 - Papers & Presentations - 1163 visits
Eileen Brown - Social Services - Audio - August 2015
Created 10/08/2015 - Papers & Presentations - 1214 visits
Created 10/08/2015 - Papers & Presentations - 1214 visits
Eileen Brown - Social Services - August 2015 (notes)
Created 10/08/2015 - Papers & Presentations - 1278 visits
Created 10/08/2015 - Papers & Presentations - 1278 visits
Eileen Brown - Social Services SLIDES - August 2015 (slides)
Created 10/08/2015 - Papers & Presentations - 1248 visits
Created 10/08/2015 - Papers & Presentations - 1248 visits
Trevor McGlinchey - Social Services - August 2015
Created 10/08/2015 - Papers & Presentations - 1329 visits
Created 10/08/2015 - Papers & Presentations - 1329 visits
Christine Olsen - Social Services - August 2015
Created 10/08/2015 - Papers & Presentations - 1165 visits
Created 10/08/2015 - Papers & Presentations - 1165 visits
Mike O'Brien - Social Services - August 2015
Created 11/08/2015 - Papers & Presentations - 1317 visits
Created 11/08/2015 - Papers & Presentations - 1317 visits
Jane Kelsey on 'The FIRE Economy'- Recording - AKL - August 2015
Created 12/08/2015 - Papers & Presentations - 1296 visits
Created 12/08/2015 - Papers & Presentations - 1296 visits
Jane Kelsey on 'The FIRE Economy'- SLIDES - AKL - August 2015
Created 14/08/2015 - Papers & Presentations - 1198 visits
Created 14/08/2015 - Papers & Presentations - 1198 visits
Recording - Civic Society and the role of the NGOs - Kim McGregor, Richard Northey & Priyanca Radhakrishnan 2015-08-20
Created 24/08/2015 - Papers & Presentations - 1018 visits
Created 24/08/2015 - Papers & Presentations - 1018 visits
Wayne Cartwright - The Future of Energy: Implications for Public Policy and Leadership
Created 09/09/2015 - Papers & Presentations - 1158 visits
Created 09/09/2015 - Papers & Presentations - 1158 visits
Rishab Sethi - NZSuperfund - Alternative Narratives 220915
Created 29/09/2015 - Papers & Presentations - 1100 visits
Created 29/09/2015 - Papers & Presentations - 1100 visits
Mike Smith on the Corbyn Phenomenon - Auckland (audio)
Created 21/10/2015 - Papers & Presentations - 1253 visits
Created 21/10/2015 - Papers & Presentations - 1253 visits
Geoff Bertram - Climate Change Economics: Thinking Globally - October 2015
Created 06/11/2015 - Papers & Presentations - 1289 visits
Created 06/11/2015 - Papers & Presentations - 1289 visits
The Corbyn Phenomenon - an Appreciation - Nov 2015
Created 15/11/2015 - Papers & Presentations - 1060 visits
Created 15/11/2015 - Papers & Presentations - 1060 visits
Why we need to change the way we talk about poverty and inequality (audio)
Created 26/11/2015 - Papers & Presentations - 534 visits
Created 26/11/2015 - Papers & Presentations - 534 visits
Susan Guthrie - Universal Basic Income - Feb 2016
Created 03/03/2016 - Papers & Presentations - 1149 visits
Created 03/03/2016 - Papers & Presentations - 1149 visits
Keith Rankin - Universal Basic Income - Feb 2016
Created 03/03/2016 - Papers & Presentations - 1146 visits
Created 03/03/2016 - Papers & Presentations - 1146 visits
Universal Basic Income - Rankin & Guthrie Feb 2016 (audio)
Created 11/03/2016 - Papers & Presentations - 1031 visits
Created 11/03/2016 - Papers & Presentations - 1031 visits
Climate Change After Paris (audio) March 2016
Created 11/03/2016 - Papers & Presentations - 1000 visits
Created 11/03/2016 - Papers & Presentations - 1000 visits
Erin Polaczuk - Human service work: outsourced, gendered and undervalued - April 2016 audio
Created 18/04/2016 - Papers & Presentations - 1910 visits
Created 18/04/2016 - Papers & Presentations - 1910 visits
Guy Standing Speaks to NZ Fabian Society in Christchurch - Video - March 2016
Created 21/04/2016 - Papers & Presentations - 1442 visits
Created 21/04/2016 - Papers & Presentations - 1442 visits
Human service work: outsourced, gendered and undervalued - audio - April 2016
Created 22/04/2016 - Papers & Presentations - 1036 visits
Hear Erin Polaczuk, PSA National Secretary, and Petria Malloch, now working for Etu Union, speak about the Wellington Campaign supporting Kristine Bartlett with her claim. A copy of Erin's presentation is here.
Created 22/04/2016 - Papers & Presentations - 1036 visits
Hear Erin Polaczuk, PSA National Secretary, and Petria Malloch, now working for Etu Union, speak about the Wellington Campaign supporting Kristine Bartlett with her claim. A copy of Erin's presentation is here.
Frank Olsson - Audio - Social Democracy: What do we learn from the Swedish approach? - April 2016
Created 27/04/2016 - Papers & Presentations - 1119 visits
Finished with a song! Event details: http://www.fabians.org.nz/administrator/?option=com_civicrm&task=civicrm/event/info&reset=1&id=189
Created 27/04/2016 - Papers & Presentations - 1119 visits
Finished with a song! Event details: http://www.fabians.org.nz/administrator/?option=com_civicrm&task=civicrm/event/info&reset=1&id=189
Frank Olsson - Presentation - Social Democracy: What do we learn from the Swedish approach? - April 2016
Created 28/04/2016 - Papers & Presentations - 1233 visits
Created 28/04/2016 - Papers & Presentations - 1233 visits
Deborah Russell - Tax haven or tax justice - slides - May 2016
Created 18/05/2016 - Papers & Presentations - 1239 visits
Created 18/05/2016 - Papers & Presentations - 1239 visits
Deborah Russell - Tax haven or tax justice (audio) May 2016
Created 18/05/2016 - Papers & Presentations - 1105 visits
Created 18/05/2016 - Papers & Presentations - 1105 visits
Charles Crothers - Kiwi Values: is the political landscape shifting?(PDF) - May2016
Created 21/05/2016 - Papers & Presentations - 1261 visits
Created 21/05/2016 - Papers & Presentations - 1261 visits
Charles Crothers - Kiwi Values: is the political landscape shifting?(audio) - May2016
Created 21/05/2016 - Papers & Presentations - 1117 visits
Created 21/05/2016 - Papers & Presentations - 1117 visits
Ian Hyslop - The Politics of Child Protection - June 2016 -Recording
Created 12/06/2016 - Papers & Presentations - 1119 visits
Created 12/06/2016 - Papers & Presentations - 1119 visits
Ian Hyslop - The Politics of Child Protection - June 2016 - Slides
Created 12/06/2016 - Papers & Presentations - 1140 visits
Created 12/06/2016 - Papers & Presentations - 1140 visits
Bali Haque - Education for the 21st Century - April 2016 - Notes
Created 16/06/2016 - Papers & Presentations - 1085 visits
Created 16/06/2016 - Papers & Presentations - 1085 visits
Bali Haque - Education for the 21st Century - April 2016 - Slides
Created 16/06/2016 - Papers & Presentations - 1244 visits
Created 16/06/2016 - Papers & Presentations - 1244 visits
Tax Justice or Tax Haven - Dr Deborah Russell - May 2016 - WGTN - Audio
Created 16/06/2016 - Papers & Presentations - 914 visits
Created 16/06/2016 - Papers & Presentations - 914 visits
Brian Fallow & Michael Reddell - New Zealand - Drifting behind and how to reverse the trend - May 2016 - (audio)
Created 16/06/2016 - Papers & Presentations - 902 visits
Created 16/06/2016 - Papers & Presentations - 902 visits
Michael Reddell - New Zealand’s persistent economic underperformance - May 2016
Created 16/06/2016 - Papers & Presentations - 1155 visits
Created 16/06/2016 - Papers & Presentations - 1155 visits
Love - An Economist's Perspective - Shamubeel Eaqub OHPs
Created 02/08/2016 - Papers & Presentations - 1939 visits
Created 02/08/2016 - Papers & Presentations - 1939 visits
Homelessness in New Zealand - Kate Amore and Tric Malcom August 2016
Created 06/09/2016 - Papers & Presentations - 935 visits
Created 06/09/2016 - Papers & Presentations - 935 visits
The 4th Labour Government - An insider's view Mike Smith August 2016
Created 06/09/2016 - Papers & Presentations - 1202 visits
Created 06/09/2016 - Papers & Presentations - 1202 visits
4th Labour Government - When the cord breaks Colin James - August 2016 (paper)
Created 06/09/2016 - Papers & Presentations - 500 visits
Created 06/09/2016 - Papers & Presentations - 500 visits
4th Labour Government - Colin James & Mike Smith August 2016 (audio)
Created 06/09/2016 - Papers & Presentations - 1003 visits
Created 06/09/2016 - Papers & Presentations - 1003 visits
When did we get so mean spirited and violent towards people in need? - Darrin Hodgetts - Sept 2016
Created 20/09/2016 - Papers & Presentations - 1137 visits
Created 20/09/2016 - Papers & Presentations - 1137 visits
Video - Ann Pettifor - Delivering the Green New Deal - 20 Sept 16
Created 28/09/2016 - Papers & Presentations - 968 visits
Created 28/09/2016 - Papers & Presentations - 968 visits
Why we have to do better! - John Walley - 29 Sept (audio)
Created 06/10/2016 - Papers & Presentations - 1367 visits
Created 06/10/2016 - Papers & Presentations - 1367 visits
Why we have to do better! - John Walley - 29 Sept - Presentation
Created 06/10/2016 - Papers & Presentations - 1093 visits
Created 06/10/2016 - Papers & Presentations - 1093 visits
Taxing for a healthy society-061016 (audio)
Created 06/10/2016 - Papers & Presentations - 947 visits
Boyd Swinburn, Cliona Ni Mhurchu & Mark Bowler-Smith
Created 06/10/2016 - Papers & Presentations - 947 visits
Boyd Swinburn, Cliona Ni Mhurchu & Mark Bowler-Smith
Brian Easton - Unfinished Business - what the 5th Labour government did not do and the 6th should
Created 13/10/2016 - Papers & Presentations - 1269 visits
Created 13/10/2016 - Papers & Presentations - 1269 visits
Elinor Chisholm - Tenant protest in New Zealand 1916-2014 - Oct 2016
Created 26/10/2016 - Papers & Presentations - 1130 visits
Created 26/10/2016 - Papers & Presentations - 1130 visits
Jeff Foley - Anthropogenic Global Warming - Slides - Part One - Cause
Created 02/11/2016 - Papers & Presentations - 1089 visits
Created 02/11/2016 - Papers & Presentations - 1089 visits
Jeff Foley - Anthropogenic Global Warming - Slides - Part Three - Effect
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Created 02/11/2016 - Papers & Presentations - 1108 visits
5th Labour Govt - Part 1 - Cullen & Wilson - Audio - 30 Oct 2016
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Created 04/11/2016 - Papers & Presentations - 1074 visits
2017: Political Year in Prospect - Godfery, Rodgers, Munro
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Created 28/01/2017 - Papers & Presentations - 983 visits
Prof John Quiggin: After Reform, What Comes Next?
Created 14/02/2017 - Papers & Presentations - 1139 visits
Created 14/02/2017 - Papers & Presentations - 1139 visits
John Quiggin - After Reform: the Economic Policy Agenda in the 21st Century (Slides)
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Created 18/02/2017 - Papers & Presentations - 1292 visits
Alan Johnson - State of the Nation 2017 - Slides
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Created 08/03/2017 - Papers & Presentations - 1162 visits
Alan Johnson - State of the Nation 2017 - Audio
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Created 08/03/2017 - Papers & Presentations - 1049 visits
Mike O'Brien - Social Investment & Social Services - 040517 (slides)
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Created 05/05/2017 - Papers & Presentations - 1119 visits
Cullen & O'Brien - Social Investment - May 2017 (audio)
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Created 05/05/2017 - Papers & Presentations - 1077 visits
Newman & Huggard - The looming election: a union perspective - May 2017 (audio)
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Created 24/05/2017 - Papers & Presentations - 990 visits
Bill Rosenberg - What would a people's Budget look like? - June 17 - (Slides)
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Created 03/07/2017 - Papers & Presentations - 946 visits
Tax and Fairness - Deborah Russell & Terry Baucher - July 2017 (Slides)
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Created 13/07/2017 - Papers & Presentations - 908 visits
Tax & Fairness - Deborah Russell & Terry Baucher - July 2017 (Video)
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Created 13/07/2017 - Papers & Presentations - 1266 visits
Privacy Issues for Community Social Services - Brenda Pilott
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Created 16/07/2017 - Papers & Presentations - 855 visits
The Government Approach to Social Investment - Bill Rosenberg
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Created 16/07/2017 - Papers & Presentations - 1060 visits
Jon Johansson - Waiting for Godot 2017-08-02
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Created 04/08/2017 - Papers & Presentations - 935 visits
Twyford & Genter - For the Love of Auckland - July 2017 (Audio)
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Created 10/08/2017 - Papers & Presentations - 831 visits
Max Rashbrooke on Open Government - Bridges Both Ways - August 2017 (Audio)
Created 26/08/2017 - Papers & Presentations - 889 visits
Created 26/08/2017 - Papers & Presentations - 889 visits
Prof Guy Standing speaks about Basic Income in New Zealand at the University of Auckland
Created 05/09/2017 - Papers & Presentations - 1038 visits
Created 05/09/2017 - Papers & Presentations - 1038 visits
Armine Yalnizyan - The Promises and Pitfalls of Public-Private Partnerships - October 2017 (Slides)
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Created 30/10/2017 - Papers & Presentations - 1263 visits
Richard Norman - Rediscovering Public Service after 30 years of New Public Management
Created 19/02/2018 - Papers & Presentations - 1151 visits
Created 19/02/2018 - Papers & Presentations - 1151 visits
Mike Smith - The Jeremy and Jacinda phenomena - two remarkable elections - Nov 2017 (audio)
Created 02/11/2017 - Papers & Presentations - 832 visits
Created 02/11/2017 - Papers & Presentations - 832 visits
Dr Sarb Johal - Broaden and build - Key elements for a Reformed Mental Health System in Aotearoa - Dec 2017 (Audio)
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Created 06/12/2017 - Papers & Presentations - 812 visits
Joe Nunweek - Lessons from Victoria on Tenancy Law Reform - Feb 2018 (audio)
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Created 21/02/2018 - Papers & Presentations - 1822 visits
Terence O'Brien: The Ardern government in an uncertain world
Created 12/03/2018 - Papers & Presentations - 882 visits
Created 12/03/2018 - Papers & Presentations - 882 visits
Sarah Benjamin - Rethinking Public Service (audio)
Created 12/03/2018 - Papers & Presentations - 682 visits
Created 12/03/2018 - Papers & Presentations - 682 visits
Len Cook - A Public Service for the next thirty years (audio)
Created 22/03/2018 - Papers & Presentations - 669 visits
Created 22/03/2018 - Papers & Presentations - 669 visits
Kalym Lipsey - Where to now for human rights? - March 2018 (audio)
Created 29/03/2018 - Papers & Presentations - 791 visits
Created 29/03/2018 - Papers & Presentations - 791 visits
Len Cook - The Public Service for the Next 30 years
Created 05/04/2018 - Papers & Presentations - 832 visits
Created 05/04/2018 - Papers & Presentations - 832 visits
Sarb Johal - Key Elements for a Mental Health Service - Chch 2018
Created 15/05/2018 - Papers & Presentations - 642 visits
Created 15/05/2018 - Papers & Presentations - 642 visits
Sarb Johal - Components of an Effective Mental Health Service
Created 15/05/2018 - Papers & Presentations - 922 visits
Created 15/05/2018 - Papers & Presentations - 922 visits
Mary O'Hagan - Government Inquiry into Mental Health - Wellbeing Manifesto for Aotearoa New Zealand (slides)
Created 27/05/2018 - Papers & Presentations - 831 visits
Created 27/05/2018 - Papers & Presentations - 831 visits
Max Harris & Toby Moore a Rejuvenated Industrial Policy for NZ (slides)
Created 21/07/2018 - Papers & Presentations - 771 visits
Created 21/07/2018 - Papers & Presentations - 771 visits
Rob McIntosh & Louise Green The Future of Schooling (slides)
Created 21/07/2018 - Papers & Presentations - 685 visits
Created 21/07/2018 - Papers & Presentations - 685 visits
Andre de Groot - A Vision for KiwiBuild Based Upon Co-operation (slides)
Created 21/07/2018 - Papers & Presentations - 776 visits
Created 21/07/2018 - Papers & Presentations - 776 visits
Andre de Groot - A Vision for KiwiBuild Based Upon Co-operation (paper)
Created 21/07/2018 - Papers & Presentations - 768 visits
Created 21/07/2018 - Papers & Presentations - 768 visits
Brenda Pilott - State Sector Reform: Rethinking the Boundaries
Created 07/10/2018 - Papers & Presentations - 871 visits
Created 07/10/2018 - Papers & Presentations - 871 visits
Glenn Barclay - State Sector Reform: Rethinking the Boundaries
Created 07/10/2018 - Papers & Presentations - 867 visits
Created 07/10/2018 - Papers & Presentations - 867 visits
Denys Trussell - Nature, Livelihood and Politics August 2018
Created 11/10/2018 - Papers & Presentations - 712 visits
Created 11/10/2018 - Papers & Presentations - 712 visits
Rachel Le Mesurier - Tax avoidance - Big Pharma Sep 2018 (slides)
Created 11/10/2018 - Papers & Presentations - 735 visits
Created 11/10/2018 - Papers & Presentations - 735 visits
Conal Smith - Wellbeing Presentation Oct 2018 (slides)
Created 11/10/2018 - Papers & Presentations - 762 visits
Created 11/10/2018 - Papers & Presentations - 762 visits
Peter Rice - Reversing NZ's Decline - October 2018 (audio)
Created 22/10/2018 - Papers & Presentations - 705 visits
Created 22/10/2018 - Papers & Presentations - 705 visits
Peter Rice - Reversing NZ's Decline - October 2018 (slides)
Created 22/10/2018 - Papers & Presentations - 730 visits
Created 22/10/2018 - Papers & Presentations - 730 visits
Max Rashbrooke - Government for the Public Good - November 2018 (audio)
Created 08/11/2018 - Papers & Presentations - 689 visits
Created 08/11/2018 - Papers & Presentations - 689 visits
Sandra Dickson - #MeToo, WeToo, Now What? (slides) - Nov 2018
Created 26/11/2018 - Papers & Presentations - 734 visits
Created 26/11/2018 - Papers & Presentations - 734 visits
Pani Farvid - #MeToo, WeToo, Now What? (chapter) - Nov 2018
Created 24/01/2019 - Papers & Presentations - 582 visits
Created 24/01/2019 - Papers & Presentations - 582 visits
Pani Farvid - #MeToo, WeToo, Now What? (handout) - Nov 2018
Created 24/01/2019 - Papers & Presentations - 2501 visits
Created 24/01/2019 - Papers & Presentations - 2501 visits
Jess Berentson-Shaw and Marianne Elliott - Child Poverty (audio)
Created 06/03/2019 - Papers & Presentations - 636 visits
Created 06/03/2019 - Papers & Presentations - 636 visits
Brenda Pilott and Glenn Barclay - State Sector Reform (audio)
Created 06/03/2019 - Papers & Presentations - 620 visits
Created 06/03/2019 - Papers & Presentations - 620 visits
Robert Entman - Communication Competence - March 2019 - Audio
Created 09/03/2019 - Papers & Presentations - 594 visits
Created 09/03/2019 - Papers & Presentations - 594 visits
Robert Entman - Communication Competence - March 2019 - Slides
Created 09/03/2019 - Papers & Presentations - 561 visits
Created 09/03/2019 - Papers & Presentations - 561 visits
Max Rashbrooke - Openness of Government (audio)
Created 23/03/2019 - Papers & Presentations - 938 visits
Created 23/03/2019 - Papers & Presentations - 938 visits
Max Rashbrooke - Govt for Public Good (video)
Created 23/03/2019 - Papers & Presentations - 934 visits
Created 23/03/2019 - Papers & Presentations - 934 visits
Cathy Wylie - Our Schooling Futures (slides)
Created 23/03/2019 - Papers & Presentations - 692 visits
Created 23/03/2019 - Papers & Presentations - 692 visits
Thomas Nash - a Truly Independent Foreign Policy (audio)
Created 23/03/2019 - Papers & Presentations - 583 visits
Created 23/03/2019 - Papers & Presentations - 583 visits
Bali Haque - Education for the 21st Century - April 2016 - (audio)
Created 26/03/2019 - Papers & Presentations - 600 visits
Created 26/03/2019 - Papers & Presentations - 600 visits
Bill Rosenberg - Tax Reform - March 2019 (video)
Created 27/03/2019 - Papers & Presentations - 884 visits
Dr Bill Rosenberg talks about the findings and recommendations of the Tax Working Group in New Zealand, of which he was a member, and their implications for a better tax system and fairer society. Dr Bill Rosenberg is Economist and Policy Director at the New Zealand Council of Trade Unions Te Kauae Kaimahi. He has written and spoken on many issues including labour relations, inequality, social security, privatisation, health funding, and globalisation.
Created 27/03/2019 - Papers & Presentations - 884 visits
Dr Bill Rosenberg talks about the findings and recommendations of the Tax Working Group in New Zealand, of which he was a member, and their implications for a better tax system and fairer society. Dr Bill Rosenberg is Economist and Policy Director at the New Zealand Council of Trade Unions Te Kauae Kaimahi. He has written and spoken on many issues including labour relations, inequality, social security, privatisation, health funding, and globalisation.
Roger Blakeley -Transport Strategy Essentials (audio)
Created 27/03/2019 - Papers & Presentations - 636 visits
Created 27/03/2019 - Papers & Presentations - 636 visits
Roger Blakeley -Transport Strategy Essentials (slides)
Created 27/03/2019 - Papers & Presentations - 706 visits
Created 27/03/2019 - Papers & Presentations - 706 visits
Mike Joy - Biophysical Limits to Growth (audio)
Created 07/04/2019 - Papers & Presentations - 617 visits
Created 07/04/2019 - Papers & Presentations - 617 visits
Mike Joy - Biophysical Limits to Growth (slides)
Created 07/04/2019 - Papers & Presentations - 644 visits
Created 07/04/2019 - Papers & Presentations - 644 visits
Mike Joy - Biophysical Limits to Growth (youtube)
Created 07/04/2019 - Papers & Presentations - 948 visits
Created 07/04/2019 - Papers & Presentations - 948 visits
Dennis Rose Fiscal History Fiscal Policy (slides)
Created 24/04/2019 - Papers & Presentations - 601 visits
Created 24/04/2019 - Papers & Presentations - 601 visits
Geoff Bertram Intersectoral Balance & Fiscal Stance (slides)
Created 24/04/2019 - Papers & Presentations - 584 visits
Created 24/04/2019 - Papers & Presentations - 584 visits
Charles Waldegrave - Welfare Reform (slides)
Created 13/05/2019 - Papers & Presentations - 746 visits
Created 13/05/2019 - Papers & Presentations - 746 visits
Charles Waldegrave - Welfare Reform (youtube)
Created 13/05/2019 - Papers & Presentations - 963 visits
Created 13/05/2019 - Papers & Presentations - 963 visits
Dave Henderson Charities Act Review (slides)
Created 19/05/2019 - Papers & Presentations - 579 visits
Created 19/05/2019 - Papers & Presentations - 579 visits
Tim Hazledine - Rational Fools? - March 2019 (audio)
Created 26/05/2019 - Papers & Presentations - 605 visits
Created 26/05/2019 - Papers & Presentations - 605 visits
Tim Hazledine - Rational Fools? - March 2019 (slides)
Created 26/05/2019 - Papers & Presentations - 548 visits
Created 26/05/2019 - Papers & Presentations - 548 visits
Erling Rasmussen - A Danish Fairy Tale? - April 2019 (audio)
Created 26/05/2019 - Papers & Presentations - 555 visits
Created 26/05/2019 - Papers & Presentations - 555 visits
Barry Coates - Empowering investors - April 2019 (audio)
Created 26/05/2019 - Papers & Presentations - 1195 visits
Created 26/05/2019 - Papers & Presentations - 1195 visits
Jo Spratt - The Global Case to Eradicate Inequality - May 2019 (audio)
Created 26/05/2019 - Papers & Presentations - 575 visits
Created 26/05/2019 - Papers & Presentations - 575 visits
Alan Johnson - State of the Nation - March 2019 - (slides)(cancelled)
Created 26/05/2019 - Papers & Presentations - 572 visits
Created 26/05/2019 - Papers & Presentations - 572 visits
Chris Eichbaum Replacing State Sector Act (audio)
Created 07/09/2019 - Papers & Presentations - 651 visits
Created 07/09/2019 - Papers & Presentations - 651 visits
Chris Eichbaum Replacing State Sector Act (slides)
Created 07/09/2019 - Papers & Presentations - 642 visits
Created 07/09/2019 - Papers & Presentations - 642 visits
Dr Geoff Bertram - How do we pay for Covid-19? (video)
Created 24/05/2020 - Papers & Presentations - 580 visits
Created 24/05/2020 - Papers & Presentations - 580 visits
Terry Baucher - How the Covid-19 crisis could change our tax system (Slides)
Created 26/06/2020 - Papers & Presentations - 499 visits
Created 26/06/2020 - Papers & Presentations - 499 visits
Brian Easton - Hinges of History: After Covid-19?
Created 16/07/2020 - Papers & Presentations - 493 visits
Created 16/07/2020 - Papers & Presentations - 493 visits
Looking the Wrong Way? - The SIS in New Zealand - Northey & Hager - July 2020
Created 16/07/2020 - Papers & Presentations - 493 visits
Created 16/07/2020 - Papers & Presentations - 493 visits
Alison Cole Andre de Groot Climate Change -Jul 2020 (video)
Created 26/07/2020 - Papers & Presentations - 655 visits
The time has come for public discussion and pressure on political parties for a pro-active government approach to the climate change emergency. The rise of Greenhouse gases has been measured in Wellington for half a century while projections remain scary. The market approach to reducing emissions has been underwhelming, the post Covid world presents an open window for new approaches and the world is looking for inspiration beyond their disappointing leaders. Alison and Andre will present a comprehensive approach with promising potential projects and outline a proposed government structure, along with the severity of the situation and how that corresponds to human rights. Alison Cole is a human rights lawyer who has worked for the UN International Criminal Court as a War Crimes Investigator, was a specialist advisor on Human rights for the Inquiry into Operation Burnham and established the community group www.asiapacificjimai.org focused on building youth partnerships for climate justice in the Asia-Pacific region. Andre de Groot is a structural engineer with a wide variety of experience across New Zealand and Canada. He has wide interests including urban design, sustainability, seismic engineering, religion, organisational form and social democracy and has worked for two successor organisations of the Ministry of Works.
Created 26/07/2020 - Papers & Presentations - 655 visits
The time has come for public discussion and pressure on political parties for a pro-active government approach to the climate change emergency. The rise of Greenhouse gases has been measured in Wellington for half a century while projections remain scary. The market approach to reducing emissions has been underwhelming, the post Covid world presents an open window for new approaches and the world is looking for inspiration beyond their disappointing leaders. Alison and Andre will present a comprehensive approach with promising potential projects and outline a proposed government structure, along with the severity of the situation and how that corresponds to human rights. Alison Cole is a human rights lawyer who has worked for the UN International Criminal Court as a War Crimes Investigator, was a specialist advisor on Human rights for the Inquiry into Operation Burnham and established the community group www.asiapacificjimai.org focused on building youth partnerships for climate justice in the Asia-Pacific region. Andre de Groot is a structural engineer with a wide variety of experience across New Zealand and Canada. He has wide interests including urban design, sustainability, seismic engineering, religion, organisational form and social democracy and has worked for two successor organisations of the Ministry of Works.
Alison Cole Andre de Groot Climate Change (Slides)
Created 27/07/2020 - Papers & Presentations - 445 visits
Created 27/07/2020 - Papers & Presentations - 445 visits
Dr David Galler - Life on the other side of a health crisis - July 2020 (audio)
Created 05/08/2020 - Papers & Presentations - 545 visits
Created 05/08/2020 - Papers & Presentations - 545 visits
Dr David Galler - Life on the other side of a health crisis - July 2020 (slides)
Created 05/08/2020 - Papers & Presentations - 472 visits
Created 05/08/2020 - Papers & Presentations - 472 visits
Bill Mitchell: The case for full employment and the end of austerity economics - August 2020
Created 18/08/2020 - Papers & Presentations - 506 visits
Created 18/08/2020 - Papers & Presentations - 506 visits
Nicky Hager - The Trial of Julian Assange (YouTube)
Created 03/12/2020 - Papers & Presentations - 561 visits
Created 03/12/2020 - Papers & Presentations - 561 visits
Charles Waldegrave Addressing Systematic Housing Crisis (YouTube)
Created 03/12/2020 - Papers & Presentations - 426 visits
Created 03/12/2020 - Papers & Presentations - 426 visits
Murphy & Fairgray - Myth Busting Housing Supply - April 2021 (audio)
Created 14/04/2021 - Papers & Presentations - 459 visits
Created 14/04/2021 - Papers & Presentations - 459 visits
Murphy - Myth Busting Housing Supply - April 2021 (slides)
Created 14/04/2021 - Papers & Presentations - 428 visits
Created 14/04/2021 - Papers & Presentations - 428 visits
Fairgray - Housing Policy – how did we get here? - April 2021 (slides)
Created 14/04/2021 - Papers & Presentations - 480 visits
Created 14/04/2021 - Papers & Presentations - 480 visits
Kevin Coldiron on The Rise of Carry - June 2021
Created 18/07/2021 - Papers & Presentations - 347 visits
Created 18/07/2021 - Papers & Presentations - 347 visits
Rebecca Macfie - Helen Kelly: a life in advocacy (audio) - July 2021
Created 18/07/2021 - Papers & Presentations - 1281 visits
Created 18/07/2021 - Papers & Presentations - 1281 visits
Philippa Howden-Chapman & Ben Schrader - Houses and Cities (slides)
Created 26/10/2022 - Papers & Presentations - 276 visits
Created 26/10/2022 - Papers & Presentations - 276 visits
Transcript of Interview with Ambassador Wang Xiaolong
Created 04/04/2023 - Papers & Presentations - 252 visits
Created 04/04/2023 - Papers & Presentations - 252 visits
Rob Campbell presentation to NZ Fabian Society on Pae Ora health reforms
Created 04/04/2023 - Papers & Presentations - 222 visits
Created 04/04/2023 - Papers & Presentations - 222 visits
Catherine Knight on De-growth - Resources - April 2023
Created 02/05/2023 - Papers & Presentations - 239 visits
Created 02/05/2023 - Papers & Presentations - 239 visits
2020-06-20 Fixing unemployment: Social insurance and a job guarantee -
Created 03/06/2023 - Papers & Presentations - 274 visits
Created 03/06/2023 - Papers & Presentations - 274 visits
Cullen & O'Brien - Social Investment - Slides
Created 27/07/2023 - Papers & Presentations - 231 visits
Created 27/07/2023 - Papers & Presentations - 231 visits
Robert Howell - Are your Funds Caring for People and the Earth? - Sept 2022
Created 27/07/2023 - Papers & Presentations - 222 visits
Created 27/07/2023 - Papers & Presentations - 222 visits
Michael Belgrave - The Recommendations on the History Curriculum for NZ schools
Created 27/07/2023 - Papers & Presentations - 0 visits
Created 27/07/2023 - Papers & Presentations - 0 visits
Haare Williams - Words of a Kaumatua - Feb 2020
Created 27/07/2023 - Papers & Presentations - 252 visits
Created 27/07/2023 - Papers & Presentations - 252 visits
Prof. Jonathan Boston - Transforming the Welfare State - March 2020
Created 27/07/2023 - Papers & Presentations - 224 visits
Created 27/07/2023 - Papers & Presentations - 224 visits
Roger Horrocks - Reinventing New Zealand 2016 (audio)
Created 29/07/2023 - Papers & Presentations - 236 visits
Created 29/07/2023 - Papers & Presentations - 236 visits
Love - An Economist's Perspective - Shamubeel Eaqub (audio)
Created 29/07/2023 - Papers & Presentations - 227 visits
Created 29/07/2023 - Papers & Presentations - 227 visits
Erin Polaczuk - Human service work: outsourced, gendered and undervalued - April 2016 - slides
Created 29/07/2023 - Papers & Presentations - 252 visits
Created 29/07/2023 - Papers & Presentations - 252 visits
Deborah Morris Travers - Child Poverty - Slides
Created 29/07/2023 - Papers & Presentations - 222 visits
Created 29/07/2023 - Papers & Presentations - 222 visits
Geoff Bertram - Climate Change Economics: Thinking Globally - October 2015 (audio) #1
Created 29/07/2023 - Papers & Presentations - 230 visits
Created 29/07/2023 - Papers & Presentations - 230 visits
Geoff Bertram - Climate Change Economics: Thinking Globally - October 2015 (audio) #2
Created 29/07/2023 - Papers & Presentations - 212 visits
Created 29/07/2023 - Papers & Presentations - 212 visits
Preparing the Ground for the Next Progressive Majority - May 2015 (audio)
Created 30/07/2023 - Papers & Presentations - 226 visits
Created 30/07/2023 - Papers & Presentations - 226 visits
Christine Rose - How to love the land, even in an urban environment May 2014
Created 30/07/2023 - Papers & Presentations - 224 visits
Created 30/07/2023 - Papers & Presentations - 224 visits
Denys Trussell - That The Land Is Still Our Life - May 2014
Created 30/07/2023 - Papers & Presentations - 230 visits
Created 30/07/2023 - Papers & Presentations - 230 visits
A. R. D. Fairburn - The Land Our Life - May 2014
Created 30/07/2023 - Papers & Presentations - 227 visits
Created 30/07/2023 - Papers & Presentations - 227 visits
Rod Oram - Why manufacturing matters - Auckland - March 2013
Created 31/07/2023 - Papers & Presentations - 240 visits
Created 31/07/2023 - Papers & Presentations - 240 visits
Jim Stanford - Economics for Everyone II - June 2010 - Slides
Created 31/07/2023 - Papers & Presentations - 233 visits
Created 31/07/2023 - Papers & Presentations - 233 visits
Jim Stanford - Economics for Everyone I - June 2010 - Slides
Created 31/07/2023 - Papers & Presentations - 246 visits
Created 31/07/2023 - Papers & Presentations - 246 visits
Matika Hawaiki: The Indigenous Challenge to AUKUS in Aotearoa - July 2023
Created 01/08/2023 - Papers & Presentations - 400 visits
Nicky Hager, Arama Rata and Marco de Jong will discuss the above topic on Thursday 13 July in Wellington at 2/57 Willis Street, starting at 5:30pm. They ask what New Zealand stands to lose by abandoning a Pacific-led and independent foreign policy in favour of colonial associations and by choosing defence over diplomacy. Marco de Jong is a Samoan New Zealander, and a Pacific historian. He has recently completed a doctorate at the University of Oxford on the history of the environmental movement in the Pacific Islands with a particular focus on anti-nuclearism and climate change. Outside of research, he has worked in civil society organisations and independent think-tanks advocating for a progressive, demilitarised foreign policy for Aotearoa to advance a Free and Independent Pacific. Across this work, and in the context of entwined ecological and political crises, his firm belief is that there is power in stories which demonstrate Indigenous peoples' commitment to environmental justice in perpetuity. Dr Arama Rata belongs to Ngāruahine, Taranaki Iwi, and Ngāti Maniapoto, She is an independent researcher with current projects focused on Māori sovereignty, Pacific regionalism, anti-racism, and liberatory pedagogies. She is co-director of Te Kuaka, a group advocating for independent, progressive foreign policy. Nicky Hager ONZM is an investigative journalist who has been writing about geopolitics, intelligence ad defence matters since his 1996 publication of Secret Powers on the GCSB. In 2019 following an inquiry the SIS was told to apologise to him for unlawfully acquiring months of call logs from his phone in relation to his investigation into Defence Force activities in Iraq published in Hit and Run.
Created 01/08/2023 - Papers & Presentations - 400 visits
Nicky Hager, Arama Rata and Marco de Jong will discuss the above topic on Thursday 13 July in Wellington at 2/57 Willis Street, starting at 5:30pm. They ask what New Zealand stands to lose by abandoning a Pacific-led and independent foreign policy in favour of colonial associations and by choosing defence over diplomacy. Marco de Jong is a Samoan New Zealander, and a Pacific historian. He has recently completed a doctorate at the University of Oxford on the history of the environmental movement in the Pacific Islands with a particular focus on anti-nuclearism and climate change. Outside of research, he has worked in civil society organisations and independent think-tanks advocating for a progressive, demilitarised foreign policy for Aotearoa to advance a Free and Independent Pacific. Across this work, and in the context of entwined ecological and political crises, his firm belief is that there is power in stories which demonstrate Indigenous peoples' commitment to environmental justice in perpetuity. Dr Arama Rata belongs to Ngāruahine, Taranaki Iwi, and Ngāti Maniapoto, She is an independent researcher with current projects focused on Māori sovereignty, Pacific regionalism, anti-racism, and liberatory pedagogies. She is co-director of Te Kuaka, a group advocating for independent, progressive foreign policy. Nicky Hager ONZM is an investigative journalist who has been writing about geopolitics, intelligence ad defence matters since his 1996 publication of Secret Powers on the GCSB. In 2019 following an inquiry the SIS was told to apologise to him for unlawfully acquiring months of call logs from his phone in relation to his investigation into Defence Force activities in Iraq published in Hit and Run.
Geoff Bertram - How do we pay for Covid-19? - May 2020
Created 01/08/2023 - Papers & Presentations - 238 visits
Created 01/08/2023 - Papers & Presentations - 238 visits
Jason Young on 'China's socialist market economy' - May 2021
Created 01/08/2023 - Papers & Presentations - 237 visits
Created 01/08/2023 - Papers & Presentations - 237 visits
Guy Standing: Rentier Capitalism and the coming precariat revolt - March 2016
Created 01/08/2023 - Papers & Presentations - 285 visits
Created 01/08/2023 - Papers & Presentations - 285 visits
What China Values - Interview with Ambassador Wang Xiaolong - April 2023
Created 01/08/2023 - Papers & Presentations - 241 visits
Created 01/08/2023 - Papers & Presentations - 241 visits
Julie Fairey & Matthew Bradbury on 'What it takes to be a climate prepared city' - March 2023
Created 01/08/2023 - Papers & Presentations - 275 visits
Created 01/08/2023 - Papers & Presentations - 275 visits
Building a Better Future - Craig Renney and Diana Russell - Jan 2023
Created 01/08/2023 - Papers & Presentations - 259 visits
Economist Craig Renney and policy analyst Diana Russell will present the CTU’s Alternative Economic Strategy to our first Fabian meeting of 2023. The Council of Trade Unions are in the middle of consulting with workers and organisations on their strategy. You will find a link to the document here. https://union.org.nz/wp-content/uploads/2022/09/AES-22-September-FINALweb.pdf “Building a Better Future” is their view of an economy that delivers for workers, and how this might be achieved. This includes making New Zealand the best country in the world to be a worker. NZ is already the best country in the world to be a business. The Prime Minister has said she wants NZ to be the best country to be a child. The CTU argues that in order for that vision to be realised we must first look after our workforce. The key design elements of the report revolve around 5 “missions” that they believe are central to a successful economic development pathway: 1. Economic equity 2. Delivering adequate housing and our infrastructure needs for the 21st Century 3. A Just Transition towards climate resilience 4. Decent work and greater work/life balance 5. Enabling the enduring wellbeing of New Zealand Each of these missions contains a policy proposal that they would like to discuss: 1. A National Investment Bank that delivers our central economic missions & a new state-owned default KiwiSaver provider to hold all default funds. 2. A Ministry of Green Works that delivers adequate housing, climate resilience, economic equity, decent work and a just transition 3. An energy revolution alongside a just transition (Industrial Revolution 5.0) 4. A Decent Work Act – to replace the Employment Relations Act. Pilot a four-day working week and ECE as right, progressively provided over time 5. Working with central government economic agencies to embed and build a genuine wellbeing approach to economic development They have three main questions they want to ask and get feedback: 1. What does a good economy look like for you? 2. What are your thoughts on the vision, direction and specifically the 5 missions? 3. What are your thoughts on their proposed solutions? Craig Renney - economist with the NZ Council of Trade Unions
Created 01/08/2023 - Papers & Presentations - 259 visits
Economist Craig Renney and policy analyst Diana Russell will present the CTU’s Alternative Economic Strategy to our first Fabian meeting of 2023. The Council of Trade Unions are in the middle of consulting with workers and organisations on their strategy. You will find a link to the document here. https://union.org.nz/wp-content/uploads/2022/09/AES-22-September-FINALweb.pdf “Building a Better Future” is their view of an economy that delivers for workers, and how this might be achieved. This includes making New Zealand the best country in the world to be a worker. NZ is already the best country in the world to be a business. The Prime Minister has said she wants NZ to be the best country to be a child. The CTU argues that in order for that vision to be realised we must first look after our workforce. The key design elements of the report revolve around 5 “missions” that they believe are central to a successful economic development pathway: 1. Economic equity 2. Delivering adequate housing and our infrastructure needs for the 21st Century 3. A Just Transition towards climate resilience 4. Decent work and greater work/life balance 5. Enabling the enduring wellbeing of New Zealand Each of these missions contains a policy proposal that they would like to discuss: 1. A National Investment Bank that delivers our central economic missions & a new state-owned default KiwiSaver provider to hold all default funds. 2. A Ministry of Green Works that delivers adequate housing, climate resilience, economic equity, decent work and a just transition 3. An energy revolution alongside a just transition (Industrial Revolution 5.0) 4. A Decent Work Act – to replace the Employment Relations Act. Pilot a four-day working week and ECE as right, progressively provided over time 5. Working with central government economic agencies to embed and build a genuine wellbeing approach to economic development They have three main questions they want to ask and get feedback: 1. What does a good economy look like for you? 2. What are your thoughts on the vision, direction and specifically the 5 missions? 3. What are your thoughts on their proposed solutions? Craig Renney - economist with the NZ Council of Trade Unions
Better ways to do climate policy - Adrian Macey and David Frame - Dec 2022
Created 01/08/2023 - Papers & Presentations - 273 visits
Created 01/08/2023 - Papers & Presentations - 273 visits
Paul Spoonley - Researching Hate Speech, The Rise and Rise of QAnon - Nov 2022
Created 01/08/2023 - Papers & Presentations - 286 visits
Created 01/08/2023 - Papers & Presentations - 286 visits
Peter Davis -15 Years of KiwiSaver… and Time for a Review! - Oct 2022
Created 01/08/2023 - Papers & Presentations - 286 visits
Created 01/08/2023 - Papers & Presentations - 286 visits
Robert Howell - Are your Funds Caring for People and the Earth? - Sept 2022 (video)
Created 01/08/2023 - Papers & Presentations - 296 visits
Created 01/08/2023 - Papers & Presentations - 296 visits
Prof Deidre Le Fevre - Adaptive Leadership in Times of Crisis - Sept 2022
Created 01/08/2023 - Papers & Presentations - 282 visits
Created 01/08/2023 - Papers & Presentations - 282 visits
Assoc. Prof. Matheson Russell - Reinventing democracy? Global trends and Te Tiriti-based futures - Aug 2022
Created 01/08/2023 - Papers & Presentations - 278 visits
Created 01/08/2023 - Papers & Presentations - 278 visits
Gary Blick - An economic lens on Auckland - June 2022
Created 01/08/2023 - Papers & Presentations - 289 visits
Created 01/08/2023 - Papers & Presentations - 289 visits
The Health Reforms: What’s going on and what should we be fighting for? - May 2022
Created 01/08/2023 - Papers & Presentations - 392 visits
The Government is undertaking a once-in-a-generation reform of the healthcare system, replacing District Health Boards with Health New Zealand, the Māori Health Authority, and the Public Health Agency. What’s being changed and why? What should we all be fighting for as the changes come into force on 1 July? And what can we expect from a new system? Raewyn Stone (consultant and expert in women’s health), and Rawiri Jansen (GP, researcher, and advocate) each speak about the reforms, followed by Q+A. Max Harris (researcher and writer) chairs.
Created 01/08/2023 - Papers & Presentations - 392 visits
The Government is undertaking a once-in-a-generation reform of the healthcare system, replacing District Health Boards with Health New Zealand, the Māori Health Authority, and the Public Health Agency. What’s being changed and why? What should we all be fighting for as the changes come into force on 1 July? And what can we expect from a new system? Raewyn Stone (consultant and expert in women’s health), and Rawiri Jansen (GP, researcher, and advocate) each speak about the reforms, followed by Q+A. Max Harris (researcher and writer) chairs.
Dr Siouxsie Wiles & Fa'anānā Efeso Collins on lessons from responding to the pandemic - March 2022
Created 01/08/2023 - Papers & Presentations - 295 visits
Created 01/08/2023 - Papers & Presentations - 295 visits
Engineers for Social Responsibility - A new Ministry of Works - Andre de Groot - Dec 2021
Created 01/08/2023 - Papers & Presentations - 298 visits
Created 01/08/2023 - Papers & Presentations - 298 visits
Assoc Prof Caroline Miller - Who and what do we plan for? Planning in New Zealand after the RMA - Nov 2021
Created 01/08/2023 - Papers & Presentations - 1118 visits
Planning in New Zealand is at yet another crossroad as the recent exposure draft for the Natural and Built Environment Planning Bill revealed another U-turn for our planning system. In this presentation Caroline Miller will suggest that it is time to take stock of our planning system, to consider who it empowers, who it ignores and how it might be refocused to deliver a more equitable system for the benefit of the community as a whole. Caroline Miller is Associate Professor School of People, Environment and Planning Massey University Palmerston North She has a strong interest in the operation and performance of the Resource Management Act1991 (RMA), producing her first comprehensive critical assessment of the RMA in 2011; Implementing Sustainability: the New Zealand Experience (Routledge). Currently she is looking at how health and ageing issues can be better incorporated in future plans. She has produced substantial published research into the history of planning and environmental management in New Zealand, including the involvement of Māori in planning processes and the development of the planning profession.
Created 01/08/2023 - Papers & Presentations - 1118 visits
Planning in New Zealand is at yet another crossroad as the recent exposure draft for the Natural and Built Environment Planning Bill revealed another U-turn for our planning system. In this presentation Caroline Miller will suggest that it is time to take stock of our planning system, to consider who it empowers, who it ignores and how it might be refocused to deliver a more equitable system for the benefit of the community as a whole. Caroline Miller is Associate Professor School of People, Environment and Planning Massey University Palmerston North She has a strong interest in the operation and performance of the Resource Management Act1991 (RMA), producing her first comprehensive critical assessment of the RMA in 2011; Implementing Sustainability: the New Zealand Experience (Routledge). Currently she is looking at how health and ageing issues can be better incorporated in future plans. She has produced substantial published research into the history of planning and environmental management in New Zealand, including the involvement of Māori in planning processes and the development of the planning profession.
A 'Ministry of Green Works' for Aotearoa New Zealand - Nov 2021
Created 01/08/2023 - Papers & Presentations - 318 visits
Earlier this month First Union published “A Ministry of Green Works for Aotearoa New Zealand: An Ambitious Approach to Housing, Infrastructure, and Climate Change” by Max Harris and Jacqueline Paul. The current system for building and delivering housing and infrastructure is not serving the needs of communities in Aotearoa New Zealand. The standard approach for government is to contract-out construction and related services to the private sector. The private sector is at capacity, the approach has drained know-how from the public service, and there is a skills shortage, a lack of innovation, and insufficient coordination to tackle climate change. A new approach is needed. FIRST Union’s Ed Miller will speak to why they commissioned the proposal for public discussion. FIRST Union’s “A Future that Works” campaign has been calling for the re-establishment of the MOW since early 2020 as part of pathway to full employment, including a just transition for workers in climate-stressed industries and expanding/improving our housing stock.
Created 01/08/2023 - Papers & Presentations - 318 visits
Earlier this month First Union published “A Ministry of Green Works for Aotearoa New Zealand: An Ambitious Approach to Housing, Infrastructure, and Climate Change” by Max Harris and Jacqueline Paul. The current system for building and delivering housing and infrastructure is not serving the needs of communities in Aotearoa New Zealand. The standard approach for government is to contract-out construction and related services to the private sector. The private sector is at capacity, the approach has drained know-how from the public service, and there is a skills shortage, a lack of innovation, and insufficient coordination to tackle climate change. A new approach is needed. FIRST Union’s Ed Miller will speak to why they commissioned the proposal for public discussion. FIRST Union’s “A Future that Works” campaign has been calling for the re-establishment of the MOW since early 2020 as part of pathway to full employment, including a just transition for workers in climate-stressed industries and expanding/improving our housing stock.
Margaret Wilson speaks on her book, Activism, Feminism, Politics and Parliament - Oct 2021
Created 01/08/2023 - Papers & Presentations - 273 visits
Emeritus Professor Margaret Wilson has always lived a political life. From her days as a child growing up in the Waikato in a Catholic family attuned to fairness, an unlikely law student in the 1960s in a class with a few other women, and an emerging socialist feminist who read radical texts and attended women's conventions, her key concerns became cemented early: the rights of women and equality for all under the law. This is the story of one of New Zealand's most eminent political actors.
Created 01/08/2023 - Papers & Presentations - 273 visits
Emeritus Professor Margaret Wilson has always lived a political life. From her days as a child growing up in the Waikato in a Catholic family attuned to fairness, an unlikely law student in the 1960s in a class with a few other women, and an emerging socialist feminist who read radical texts and attended women's conventions, her key concerns became cemented early: the rights of women and equality for all under the law. This is the story of one of New Zealand's most eminent political actors.
Auckland Local Government Panel Discussion Auckland Local Government Panel Discussion - Oct 2021
Created 01/08/2023 - Papers & Presentations - 277 visits
Created 01/08/2023 - Papers & Presentations - 277 visits
Peter Fraser - The Economics of Water Storage - March 2020
Created 01/08/2023 - Papers & Presentations - 352 visits
Peter Fraser discusses "The Economic Justification of Infrastructure Projects as an aid to prioritising them in the National interest” – with some emphasis on the experience with some irrigation and roading projects, and business cases’ Peter Fraser "Guerrilla Economist” is currently Senior Associate at Institute for Governance and Policy Studies. His iwi affiliation is to Ngāti Hauiti ki Rangitikei. Over the past 10 yrs his work has focussed on agricultural economics, particularly regarding the dairy industry. He recently completed an independent economic analysis of the Ruataniwha Water Storage Scheme (proposed for the Central Hawkes' Bay) and other potential water storage projects in the Wairarapa. He also did an analysis the Waimea Community Irrigation Scheme. He is a Principal Advisor at the Earthquake Commission (EQC). He also worked in the Dept. of Labour, the Dept. of Building and Housing, MAF Policy (2007-2010 – dairy industry issues & Fonterra capital structure), Treasury (1997-2000, 2002-2007 – health policy, natural resources). Peter is Chair of Whakauae Research Services (NZ's only iwi owned and mandated public health research provider) and Deputy Chair of the Pacific People's Wellbeing Trust.
Created 01/08/2023 - Papers & Presentations - 352 visits
Peter Fraser discusses "The Economic Justification of Infrastructure Projects as an aid to prioritising them in the National interest” – with some emphasis on the experience with some irrigation and roading projects, and business cases’ Peter Fraser "Guerrilla Economist” is currently Senior Associate at Institute for Governance and Policy Studies. His iwi affiliation is to Ngāti Hauiti ki Rangitikei. Over the past 10 yrs his work has focussed on agricultural economics, particularly regarding the dairy industry. He recently completed an independent economic analysis of the Ruataniwha Water Storage Scheme (proposed for the Central Hawkes' Bay) and other potential water storage projects in the Wairarapa. He also did an analysis the Waimea Community Irrigation Scheme. He is a Principal Advisor at the Earthquake Commission (EQC). He also worked in the Dept. of Labour, the Dept. of Building and Housing, MAF Policy (2007-2010 – dairy industry issues & Fonterra capital structure), Treasury (1997-2000, 2002-2007 – health policy, natural resources). Peter is Chair of Whakauae Research Services (NZ's only iwi owned and mandated public health research provider) and Deputy Chair of the Pacific People's Wellbeing Trust.
Peter Davis - Social democracy in Aotearoa/New Zealand - August 2012 (video)
Created 01/08/2023 - Papers & Presentations - 257 visits
Created 01/08/2023 - Papers & Presentations - 257 visits
The Challenge of Eurasia and Multipolarity to American Hegemony-Dr Tim Beal - June 2023
Created 02/08/2023 - Papers & Presentations - 1220 visits
The United States is fighting a proxy war in western Eurasia – Europe – and soon may be at war with China in the east. The prize is a continuation of American hegemony or its replacement by multipolarity. This talk examines Anglo-American thinking about Eurasia since Mackinder and how this illuminates the current situation. It will also discuss some questions this raises for New Zealand going forward. Some background for the talk including Mackinder's world island theory may be found in this article by Tim Beal published in John Menadue's Australian website 'Pearls and Irritations' https://johnmenadue.com/the- ukraine-war-lessons-for- australia-and-the-asia- pacific/, Dr Tim Beal: Author, Researcher, Educator, Asia specialist Tim Beal is a retired NZ academic who has written extensively on Asia, with a focus on Northeast Asia. He also has an interest in imperialism, again mainly in respect of Asia but recently, also inevitably encompassing Europe
Created 02/08/2023 - Papers & Presentations - 1220 visits
The United States is fighting a proxy war in western Eurasia – Europe – and soon may be at war with China in the east. The prize is a continuation of American hegemony or its replacement by multipolarity. This talk examines Anglo-American thinking about Eurasia since Mackinder and how this illuminates the current situation. It will also discuss some questions this raises for New Zealand going forward. Some background for the talk including Mackinder's world island theory may be found in this article by Tim Beal published in John Menadue's Australian website 'Pearls and Irritations' https://johnmenadue.com/the- ukraine-war-lessons-for- australia-and-the-asia- pacific/, Dr Tim Beal: Author, Researcher, Educator, Asia specialist Tim Beal is a retired NZ academic who has written extensively on Asia, with a focus on Northeast Asia. He also has an interest in imperialism, again mainly in respect of Asia but recently, also inevitably encompassing Europe
Dealing to Climate Change: Prof Jonathan Boston and climate minister James Shaw - May 2023
Created 02/08/2023 - Papers & Presentations - 222 visits
Created 02/08/2023 - Papers & Presentations - 222 visits
Indigeneity, Culture and the UN Sustainable Development Goals - Professor Dominic O’Sullivan - April 2023
Created 02/08/2023 - Papers & Presentations - 251 visits
Created 02/08/2023 - Papers & Presentations - 251 visits
Rob Campbell - Getting our health system working better - April 2023
Created 02/08/2023 - Papers & Presentations - 299 visits
Rob Campbell is the former chair of Te Whatu Ora Health New Zealand. His recent sacking has sharpened his commentary on the need for change. He speaks to us about progress in transforming what has been a fragmented system in order to “create a more equitable, accessible, cohesive and people-centred system that will improve the health and wellbeing of all New Zealanders”. The new health system has been designed to enable a whole-of-country view to planning and delivering services, helping it to be efficient and consistent everywhere. A healthcare system that is nationally planned, regionally delivered and locally tailored and which will address things like surgical waiting lists. Check out their website for more information here. The government has set out six priorities for the new health system: · The health system will uphold Te Tiriti o Waitangi · People and whānau will be supported to stay well and connected to their communities · High-quality specialist and emergency care will be equitable and accessible to all when it is needed · Digital services and technology will provide more care in people’s homes and communities · Our health workforce will be valued and well trained, ensuring we have enough skilled people to meet future needs Rob is a professional director with extensive union, public and private sector governance experience spanning over 40 years. He currently chairs Ara Ake Ltd, NZ Rural Land Company and he is Chancellor of AUT, and is the former chair of the Environmental Protection Authority. In 2017 he was awarded the NZ Shareholders Assoc Beacon Award and the Deloitte NZ Chair of the Year Award in 2017, and then in 2019, awarded the Companion of the NZ Order of Merit and made a Distinguished Alumni of VUW. The session was chaired by Professor Marie Bismark - medical practitioner, health lawyer, researcher and company director.
Created 02/08/2023 - Papers & Presentations - 299 visits
Rob Campbell is the former chair of Te Whatu Ora Health New Zealand. His recent sacking has sharpened his commentary on the need for change. He speaks to us about progress in transforming what has been a fragmented system in order to “create a more equitable, accessible, cohesive and people-centred system that will improve the health and wellbeing of all New Zealanders”. The new health system has been designed to enable a whole-of-country view to planning and delivering services, helping it to be efficient and consistent everywhere. A healthcare system that is nationally planned, regionally delivered and locally tailored and which will address things like surgical waiting lists. Check out their website for more information here. The government has set out six priorities for the new health system: · The health system will uphold Te Tiriti o Waitangi · People and whānau will be supported to stay well and connected to their communities · High-quality specialist and emergency care will be equitable and accessible to all when it is needed · Digital services and technology will provide more care in people’s homes and communities · Our health workforce will be valued and well trained, ensuring we have enough skilled people to meet future needs Rob is a professional director with extensive union, public and private sector governance experience spanning over 40 years. He currently chairs Ara Ake Ltd, NZ Rural Land Company and he is Chancellor of AUT, and is the former chair of the Environmental Protection Authority. In 2017 he was awarded the NZ Shareholders Assoc Beacon Award and the Deloitte NZ Chair of the Year Award in 2017, and then in 2019, awarded the Companion of the NZ Order of Merit and made a Distinguished Alumni of VUW. The session was chaired by Professor Marie Bismark - medical practitioner, health lawyer, researcher and company director.
Inflation and incomes - a long term plan - Craig Renney & Diana Russell - March 2023
Created 02/08/2023 - Papers & Presentations - 235 visits
The NZ Council of Trade Unions says the root cause of our inflation and cost of living challenge is the lack of a long-term economic plan. The issues New Zealand is facing could be addressed with an Inflation and Incomes Act. Inflation is viewed as a short-term crisis, when in reality, it's a long-term problem associated with New Zealand's present economic model. Economist Craig Renney (in person for this return visit) and policy analyst Diana Russell speak to their proposal on Tuesday 7 March – at 5.30pm at 2/57 Willis Street. Right now the main tool for controlling inflation is increasing the interest rate - that takes money out of working people's pockets disproportionately and increases unemployment - mostly for low income Kiwis. That makes New Zealand's already dire wealth gap worse, and hobbles our long-term economic growth. Every New Zealander is grappling with inflation and the cost of living. We need to be having a new conversation about how we address these issues not just now, but in the long run. We need a new approach that builds greater resilience to inflation and develops a more equitable economy in the process. An Inflation and Incomes Act would create a framework for how New Zealand manages its transition to a longer-term low-inflation environment. It would better marshal our economic development, infrastructure, and public service needs so that we can respond to inevitable economic change. The Act would pave the way for the kinds of investments that we need to tackle inflation in the long-run. Investments in home insulation, electrifying the vehicle fleet, and building the homes we need. Making sure that supply-chains are resilient, and that there is genuine competition in markets. And doing so in a way that manages the cost so that it is simply borne equitably by New Zealanders. Inflation is not a new problem for the poorest in New Zealand. It will continue to be an issue for all Kiwis unless we change how we approach it. We need to look towards alternative measures of curbing inflation that doesn't just call for higher unemployment. Craig Renney - NZCTU economist Diana Russell - NZCTU policy analyst
Created 02/08/2023 - Papers & Presentations - 235 visits
The NZ Council of Trade Unions says the root cause of our inflation and cost of living challenge is the lack of a long-term economic plan. The issues New Zealand is facing could be addressed with an Inflation and Incomes Act. Inflation is viewed as a short-term crisis, when in reality, it's a long-term problem associated with New Zealand's present economic model. Economist Craig Renney (in person for this return visit) and policy analyst Diana Russell speak to their proposal on Tuesday 7 March – at 5.30pm at 2/57 Willis Street. Right now the main tool for controlling inflation is increasing the interest rate - that takes money out of working people's pockets disproportionately and increases unemployment - mostly for low income Kiwis. That makes New Zealand's already dire wealth gap worse, and hobbles our long-term economic growth. Every New Zealander is grappling with inflation and the cost of living. We need to be having a new conversation about how we address these issues not just now, but in the long run. We need a new approach that builds greater resilience to inflation and develops a more equitable economy in the process. An Inflation and Incomes Act would create a framework for how New Zealand manages its transition to a longer-term low-inflation environment. It would better marshal our economic development, infrastructure, and public service needs so that we can respond to inevitable economic change. The Act would pave the way for the kinds of investments that we need to tackle inflation in the long-run. Investments in home insulation, electrifying the vehicle fleet, and building the homes we need. Making sure that supply-chains are resilient, and that there is genuine competition in markets. And doing so in a way that manages the cost so that it is simply borne equitably by New Zealanders. Inflation is not a new problem for the poorest in New Zealand. It will continue to be an issue for all Kiwis unless we change how we approach it. We need to look towards alternative measures of curbing inflation that doesn't just call for higher unemployment. Craig Renney - NZCTU economist Diana Russell - NZCTU policy analyst
Young Greens and Young Labour discuss the electoral landscape - Feb 2023
Created 02/08/2023 - Papers & Presentations - 241 visits
Come and hear Gina Dao-McLay from Young Greens discuss with Josh Trlin of Young Labour how the two parties might collaborate. In Chile the progressive parties formed an electoral bloc to win more support. What does our electoral landscape look like? Dan Harward Jones - one of the founding members of Make it 16 - will chair.
Created 02/08/2023 - Papers & Presentations - 241 visits
Come and hear Gina Dao-McLay from Young Greens discuss with Josh Trlin of Young Labour how the two parties might collaborate. In Chile the progressive parties formed an electoral bloc to win more support. What does our electoral landscape look like? Dan Harward Jones - one of the founding members of Make it 16 - will chair.
A Left Response to the Cost of Living Crisis - Geoff Bertram & Craig Renney - Nov 2022
Created 02/08/2023 - Papers & Presentations - 260 visits
After decades of low inflation, prices are rising across the global economy, putting growing pressure on households. The Labour Government has responded in various ways – subsiding transport costs and tackling long-running market power issues in the supermarket and construction sectors. But a growing chorus of voices says the only way forward is for unemployment to rise, pushing the burden of the crisis onto workers. What really is driving this crisis? What should we do about it? And how does the government's response to date stack up? Join us to hear from Dr Geoff Bertram on these issues, with CTU economist Craig Renney responding. Dr Geoff Bertram is an economist from the Institute of Governance and Policy Studies at the Victoria University of Wellington, whose research has included investigations into excess profits and anti-competitive practices in New Zealand. Craig Renney is an economist and policy director with the Council of Trade Unions. The session will be chaired by journalist and barrister Ollie Neas.
Created 02/08/2023 - Papers & Presentations - 260 visits
After decades of low inflation, prices are rising across the global economy, putting growing pressure on households. The Labour Government has responded in various ways – subsiding transport costs and tackling long-running market power issues in the supermarket and construction sectors. But a growing chorus of voices says the only way forward is for unemployment to rise, pushing the burden of the crisis onto workers. What really is driving this crisis? What should we do about it? And how does the government's response to date stack up? Join us to hear from Dr Geoff Bertram on these issues, with CTU economist Craig Renney responding. Dr Geoff Bertram is an economist from the Institute of Governance and Policy Studies at the Victoria University of Wellington, whose research has included investigations into excess profits and anti-competitive practices in New Zealand. Craig Renney is an economist and policy director with the Council of Trade Unions. The session will be chaired by journalist and barrister Ollie Neas.
Asset Ownership and Contemporary Capitalism - Brett Christophers & Max Harris - Aug 2020 (audio)
Created 10/08/2023 - Papers & Presentations - 245 visits
Created 10/08/2023 - Papers & Presentations - 245 visits
Craig Renney - Economic Myths and how to attack them - May 2024 - Slides
Created 29/05/2024 - Papers & Presentations - 116 visits
Created 29/05/2024 - Papers & Presentations - 116 visits
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