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Climate change denial not about the science

12 February 2019

Opinion: Climate change is a direct challenge to the philosophy of neo-liberalism that has made a very small group of people exceedingly rich, writes Dr Neal Curtis.
Strengthening civil society more important than ever

12 February 2019

SDG 16 Strong Institutions - The Public Policy Institute is here to provide the up-to-date, well-researched information that policy makers need to respond to large, complex issues.
Planning a way out of housing unaffordability

7 February 2019

Opinion: Urban planning must return to its historical roots which balanced economic growth with national and regional interests, argues Dr Elham Bahmanteymouri.
Time to address our rapidly ageing population

4 February 2019

Opinion: It's time the Government listened to advice and introduced pension policies appropriate for our rapidly ageing population, writes Dr Claire Dale.
Brexit matters - even in NZ

25 January 2019

Opinion: The UK’s troubled attempts to ‘Brexit’ from the EU may seem distant, but it should give New Zealanders pause for thought, writes Professor John Morgan.
A historical lens on Trump’s wall

23 January 2019

Opinion: Trump fights for his wall, the US budget impasse drags on: Dr Stephen Hoadley looks at the history and effect of walls on borders around the world.
Legalising cannabis: exploding the myths

22 January 2019

At next year's election, New Zealanders will vote in a binding referendum on personal cannabis use. Are we ready? Professor Benedikt Fischer talks to RNZ National's Jesse Mulligan.
Honorary degree for prominent philanthropist

22 January 2019

The University of Auckland will confer an Honorary Doctor of Laws (LLD) degree on David Mace ONZM this week.
The effectiveness of drug treatment courts

22 January 2019

Judge Peggy Hora talks to RNZ National's Kathryn Ryan about the benefits of alcohol and drug treatment courts, ahead of a conference at the University of Auckland looking at their future in New Zealand.
The struggle against corruption

15 January 2019

Associate Professor Timothy Kuhner from the Auckland Law School has co-written a short film with staff members at the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime called The Struggle Against Corruption.
Top job for Justice Helen Winkelmann

7 January 2019

University of Auckland alumna the Honourable Justice Helen Winkelmann has been appointed to the country’s top judicial post as the new Supreme Court Chief Justice of New Zealand.
Prisoner voting rights measure of democracy

18 December 2018

Opinion: The Supreme Court upheld a High Court decision over prisoners voting rights but the government is not prioritising a law change, writes Dr Edward Willis.

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