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The New Zealand Initiative

Report

Class divides? The impact of streaming on educational achievement and equality


In this report, researchers examine the discourse surrounding the recent push to remove 'streaming' from New Zealand primary and secondary schools. Streaming, or the grouping of students with peers of similar academic attainment, is widespread in New Zealand schools, just as it is in many countries.
Research Summary

Safe to follow: faster access to medicines for Kiwis


This research note argues that the New Zealand government should consider automatic approval of drugs already approved by at least two overseas approval agencies.
Research Summary

A historical perspective on the 2017-2023 government's spending spree


In this research note, Bryce Wilkinson, one of New Zealand’s most respected economists, documents the Sixth Labour Government’s spending spree between 2017 and 2023 and puts it into historical context.
Report

Who teaches the teachers? Reforming Initial Teacher Education in New Zealand


In this report, the authors argue that the New Zealand Education and Training Act should be amended to enable more than one professional body for the teaching profession to be established.
Report

Prescription for prosperity: 2023 briefing to the incoming government

Michael Johnston, Briar Lipson, Des Gorman, Murray Horn, Matthew Birchall

Drawing on more than a decade of research, this report acts as a roadmap for the incoming New Zealand Government. It provides practical, evidence-based proposals that cover immediate priority areas such as inflation control, and fundamental fields for reform, including education, health and housing.

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