
Podcast by The New Zealand Initiative
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 311 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | News | |||

In this episode, Oliver talks to James Kierstead and Damien Grant about James's departure from New Zealand after 12 years, reflecting on his journey from academia to policy research and his observations of New Zealand's cultural and political shifts ... more
The opening episode traces the intellectual and personal journey that gave birth to the idea of "Competitive Urban Land Markets" (CLM). It follows Chris Parker’s path from his early attempt at NZIER to broaden traditional cost–benefit models so they ... more
In this episode, Michael talks to Sir Ian Taylor, founder of Animation Research, about what schools should prioritise in a rapidly changing world. The conversation explores whether traditional literacy still matters when machines can read, and whethe... more
In this episode, Oliver talks to Dr Prabani Wood about her research note "Better health through better data", which examines how New Zealand's fragmented health data systems prevent policymakers from knowing whether their decisions actually improve h... more
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Just because you hear some news like immigrants are eating pets in Springfield Ohio, and it seems preposterous, doesn’t mean it isn’t true . You need to research outside the main stream and you will find plenty of evidence it did occur , videos and council meeting testimonies . Debunked you say …. Sorry , you’re wrong …
Great conversations. Just listened to the Bill English episode. Sensible, pragmatic and wise. He’s very in tune with Kiwis who go along with things until they don’t. Listen to the very end when Sir Bill talks about the use of data and its importance.
They are very pragmatic and to the point. Great podcast for quickly exposing yourself to somewhat unheard, sensible ideas.
I’m not a Kiwi, but it’s refreshing to hear opinions that aren’t based on “group think”. Same Apple does not allow individual episodes to be rated.
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Focused on a wide range of topical issues affecting New Zealand and beyond, this podcast offers insightful discussions that blend expertise with practical implications. Episodes often feature expert guests discussing themes such as governance, education reform, cybersecurity, and economic policy, making complex ideas accessible to a broad audience. Particularly unique is the emphasis on local context, with themes drawn from both domestic and international perspectives to inform listeners about critical issues troubling societies today, encouraging thoughtful dialogue and action.
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Recent guests on The New Zealand Initiative include:
1. Chris Parker
2. Sir Ian Taylor
3. Dr. Prabani Wood
4. Sam Andrews
5. Sarah McLaughlin
6. Michael Keen
7. Stephen Crosswell
8. Ben Hamlin
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