In this report, the authors discuss the 2020 New Zealand Budget with a specific focus on welfare, migrant workers, housing and the future of work.

Shannon Walsh discusses how another think-tank, the New Zealand Initiative, has been writing about the current economic crisis. Walsh argues that the steps proposed by the New Zealand Initiative are necessary, but they are far from sufficient if New Zealand is to create an economically inclusive society.

In this article, the authors address growing concerns around voter turnout decline and its consequences for the future of democracy in New Zealand.

This volume collects innovative thinking about new forms of politics, new forms of political organisation and new ways of thinking politics.

Investigates the political and economic aspects of the Auckland Unitary Plan in the context of historical and contemporary processes of capitalist displacement of the poor and marginalised.