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Changing Migration in New Zealand
Julian Wood, Senior Researcher at independent think tank the Maxim Institute joins us to talk about what immigration policy could and should look like as we head out of the pandemic. Audio
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Restaurants, bars call for Kiwi workers as borders stay shut
Restaurants and bars around the country are scrambling for staff and say they can't fill even senior positions, with closed borders keeping both workers and clients away.
But the Restaurant… Video, Audio
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Ways to preserve the jobs after the wage subsidy disappears
The Maxim Institute has researched how government led Active Labour Market Policies work in real terms. Report author and economist, Julian Wood, talks to Jesse about the research. Audio
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The Future of our Regions: South Taranaki
South Taranaki is one of the three districts which make up the Taranaki region. The District has a population of approximately 27,000 people spread throughout seven towns and a number of smaller rural… Audio
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New report by Maxim's Alex Penk
Maxim Institute Chief Executive Alex Penk talks to the panel about his latest report on why the regions of New Zealand are going to go into further decline in the next few decades. Audio
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The Panel with Sandy Hodge and Michelle A'Court (Part 2)
Audio 28 Feb 2017Technololgy moving closer to having surveillance data from your car stored and possibly shared.What panelists Sandy Hodge and Michelle A'Court have been up to. Maxim Institute Chief Executive Alex… Audio
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Time for palliative care for failing regional economies
Maxim Institute chief executive Alex Penk says policies should focus on managing regional economies decline "There are such a thing as ghost towns and rather than try for economic growth that actually… Audio
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Australias foreign aid is up but not in the Pacific
Audio 17 May 2013Australia's foreign aid boosts, but not for the Pacific, as Millennium Development Goal's aim for aid again falls short. Audio
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Government accused of giving too much power to courts
Audio 17 Mar 2011The Maxim Institute is accusing the government of giving too much power to the courts with its new Regulatory Standards Bill. Audio
