2021 Sir John Graham Lecture | My Vision For Justice
How can our police, courts, and prisons work to bring rehabilitation for people who commit crime?
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MIC 13 | On debt, our COVID-19 recovery, and where to from here?
Over the last year, the New Zealand Government has borrowed heavily to offset the economic and
Cancelled: Rebuilding Trust | Populists, elitists, and the future of our democracy
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Kathryn Mannix Event Series
Maxim Institute was proud to bring Dr Kathryn Mannix to New Zealand for a public conversation evenin
Professor Pumla Gobodo-Madikizela | Across Our Fault Lines
March 02, 2019
Every society must negotiate how it will repair acts of wrongdoing— whether in the individual exp...
Housing Panel – Live Q+A
June 15, 2018
A decent, affordable place to live is a basic need for every person, but for too many people in New
Rt Hon Dame Sian Elias | Towards Justice
June 15, 2018
The Right Honourable Dame Elias is the 12th Chief Justice of New Zealand and the first woman to be a
Professor Jeremy Waldron | Polls Apart
June 10, 2017
Now the initial jolt has worn off from “shock” election results around the world, it is time to...
Professor John Hattie | Achieving Change
June 04, 2016
Every parent, teacher, principal, policy expert, and education leader wants an education system that
Hon Tā Pita Sharples | Woven Together
Our nation has a history of parallel worlds; cultures coexisting without truly connecting.
Professor Helen Alvaré | When Freedoms Collide
June 04, 2014
A society that values freedom of thought will inevitably find itself at the intersection of competin
Dr Jonathan Chaplin | The Illusion of Neutrality
March 04, 2013
The public square is not a neutral space. New Zealand’s current climate of pragmatic politics is
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