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Euthanasia Amendment Bill Threatens Conscience Rights

National’s Billion-Dollar Gas Terminal - by Maxim Institute

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NZ’s Housing Debate: What’s Driving the Divide

How we die: Inside New Zealand’s looming crisis in palliative care | The Spinoff

Why Palliative Care Matters: A Conversation with Hospice NZ’s Wayne Naylor

Paying for the trust deficit - by Maxim Institute

Maxim Institute Podcast

Discussion Paper | Betting on Better

Stephenson’s Euthanasia Amendment Bill Is Not What Kiwis Voted For - YouTube

Todd Stephenson’s End of Life Choice bill risks taking euthanasia ‘choice’ too far - Maryanne Spurdle - NZ Herald

What the UN’s surrogacy report means for New Zealand

Dissolving the nuclear taboo would benefit NZ hugely – but do we have the guts?

End of an Error: What Replaces NCEA?

Dignity, Death, and Choice: Amanda Achtman on Euthanasia and Culture - YouTube

Lessons from Canada: Euthanasia in New Zealand

Will ChatGPT treat us in the future?

Dissolving the nuclear taboo would benefit NZ hugely – but do we have the guts?

Discussion paper | From Grid to Greatness

Could New Zealand be the next AI hub?

Leighton Smith Podcast #294 - Maryanne Spurdle

A different kind of bank robbery?

Donate - Maxim Institute

Are we euthanising choice?

Euthanasia and the Illusion of Choice | Webinar

Unequal palliative care access is harming end-of-life choices - report

New winners in the demographic duel

Maxim Leadership Academy - Maxim Institute

Disability and Progress: Relational Recoil from AI’s Silver Bullet

Are we teaching our kids to fail?

Grievance Rules? Why Distrust Needn’t Destroy Us

AI and the Future of Work: What Every Business Leader Needs to Know

Why an Atheist Academic Changed Her Mind on Churches’ Tax Status

Our Jenga towers are tipsy

Feeding our children or dependence?

The world is cooling

AI and the Future of Work | Webinar

AI and the future of work—explained in infographics

Posie Parker, Destiny Church, and Policing Protest

What the rise of AI means for the future of work

Can we rebuild together?

Tech advances won’t fix humanity’s reckless streak

The TikTok dilemma

Christmas Burnout: Symptom of a Deeper Malaise

Climate finance is a hot mess

Resurrectionists

Health providers’ rights facing a dead end

Parents, not policies: Our best defence against social media

Could hyperlocal zoning be the solution to our housing crisis?

Why Taylor Swift lost the US election

Rocking chair to nowhere: America and New Zealand 2024

Why our young are leaving, why they may not return

Euthanising oversight

Super-Ageing Disgracefully

Religious Freedom at Risk of Erosion | A Maxim Institute Webinar

Don’t Believe In God? Why you still need Religious Freedom

A Defence of Inauthenticity

Digital dilemma: Why Gen Z needs books more than ever

WATCH | 2024 Sir John Graham Lecture

Where social investment fears to tread

Living in the red chair

Schooling New Zealand | Maxim Institute Webinar

Sir John Graham Lecture 2024 | Humanitix

LISTEN | The Conspiracy Olympics

The Conspiracy Olympics

Maryanne Spurdle | Even public schools need charter schools

Even public schools need charter schools

Thomas Scrimgeour | Know your limits

Know your limits - Maxim Institute

Are charter schools a good idea?

The Huddle: What do we think of Trump's Vice President pick?

"J. D. Vance" by Gage Skidmore

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Jason Heale | What makes Kiwis Kiwi? 

LISTEN | Populism: Democracy’s stress test?

Josiah Brown | Populism: Democracy's stress test?

LISTEN | A Hymn to Handwriting

Tim Wilson | A Hymn to Handwriting

LISTEN | Want to buy your child anxiety? Get them a smartphone

Madeleine Smith | Want to buy your child anxiety? Get them a smartphone

LISTEN | Why choice in education really is choice

Maryanne Spurdle | Why choice in education really is choice

LISTEN | Between the devil and the deep blue sea

Get tickets | Sir John Graham Lecture 2024

Thomas Scrimgeour | Between the devil and the deep blue sea

LISTEN | A Prescription for Our Defence (and other) Ills: Conscription

A prescription for our defence (and other) ills: Conscription

2024 Maxim Summer Internship

LISTEN | Crime’s jigsaw: The missing pieces

Josiah Brown | Crime’s jigsaw: The missing pieces

LISTEN | How to see through squid ink

Tim Wilson | How to see through squid ink

LISTEN | Everyone pays when speech isn’t free

Maryanne Spurdle | Everyone pays when speech isn’t free

LISTEN | Why Trust is a Must

Dr Stephanie Worboys | Why Trust is a Must

LISTEN | How Will We Remember Them?

Thomas Scrimgeour | How Will We Remember Them?

LISTEN | Immigration: Getting Beyond the Number 8 Wire

Marcus Roberts | Immigration: Getting Beyond the Number 8 Wire

LISTEN | Rethinking MP’s Remuneration

Jason Heale | Rethinking MP’s Remuneration

LISTEN | Un-Civil religion at the end of the rainbow

Josiah Brown | Un-Civil religion at the end of the rainbow

LISTEN | Protesting Too Much

Tim Wilson | Protesting Too Much

LISTEN | Cake one day, crumbs the next

Maryanne Spurdle | Cake one day, crumbs the next

LISTEN | How to build political immortality

How to build political immortality

WATCH | MIC 17 - Hijacking the school bus

A slow-moving, silent revolution

LISTEN | What Newshub’s Death Really Means

What Newshub’s Death Really Means

MIC 17 | Hijacking the school bus: Ideologies, curriculum, and teacher training

LISTEN | While We Were Sleeping

While We Were Sleeping

LISTEN | Putting the ‘local’ back in local government

Putting the ‘local’ back in local government

LISTEN | Only better tech can recharge the EV revolution

Only better tech can recharge the EV revolution

LISTEN | The Treaty Debate: What People Are Getting Wrong

The Treaty Debate: What People Are Getting Wrong

LISTEN: An “independent foreign policy”? No thanks.

An “independent foreign policy”? No thanks.

LISTEN: Our character deficit and how to fix it

Our character deficit and how to fix it

LISTEN: Why the Word “Genocide” Shouldn’t Be Over-used

Why the Word “Genocide” Shouldn’t Be Over-used

When crime pays: A path forward for our justice system

Winston vs. the media (again): The trust dust-up

Yes/No: The right way to go?

Should free speech have limits?

Flint & Steel Vol. 10

Flint & Steel Vol. 10 Launch | Your Phone Is Listening: Society and Secrets on Social Media

BLUEPRINT FOR LIVING - JOY REID - Flint & Steel

THE THINGS WE SELL | REV DR JOHN FOX - Flint & Steel

A GOOD LIFE | LIAM HEHIR - Flint & Steel

LISTEN: Prizewinning Birds Vs. AI

Prizewinning Birds Vs. AI

LISTEN: The Global Gloaming

The Global Gloaming

LISTEN: A government that divides us won’t stand

LISTEN: To the New Government: Please, Let’s not Abuse Urgency

To the New Government: Please, Let’s not Abuse Urgency

LISTEN: Why do I have to go to school?

WATCH: Why do I have to go to school?

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AI and Our Elections: Is Democracy Under Threat?

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Unlocking Democracy: Prisoners' Right to Vote in New Zealand

Critical thinking or censorship? The choice is clear.

Asking the Right Questions of Our Leaders

Education Is More Important Than Inflation, Housing or Crime; Here’s Why.

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AI and Our Elections: Might Tech Trump Democracy?

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Attendance Officers Are Back – But Is It Too Little, Too Late?

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F is for Fail: Grading the Ministry of Education’s Flood Response

In a More Dangerous World, Foreign Policy Becomes A Bread and Butter Issue

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Labour's Surprising New Year's Resolution

A Free Press: More crucial than ever

It's never just one thing.

The Coming Hate Speech Battle

Boys left in the educational dust

Beyond the Shadow of Debt Issues Paper

Anger Is the Cake of the Internet; No Thanks, I’m Fat Enough Already

Maxim Short Cuts | Mandatory Voting

Time to stop dropping the ball on education

The Hidden Dangers of Safety

Time To Make Voting Mandatory?

Streaming students—the silver bullet fallacy

The New Economic Normal Podcast

The Costco Question: What's a Shop For?

Resentment Politics... in Reverse

An actual (brief) policy debate!

Stopping crime will take time … and effort

Character-testing the Character Test

COVID and Our Constitution

Is alcohol’s cup really running dry?

Transparency for the people

Big tech regulation needs more than industry codes

Curing our historical amnesia

Tragic Optimism

Roe v Wade and Us

Education woes need more than campaigns

Maxim Short Cuts | Roe v. Wade and informal empire

New school attendance targets a hit and miss

We need to talk about death

Saving our hemorrhaging constitutional culture