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Palliative care is an important ingredient for good end of life care.
International experience certainly shows that over time the law itself can change, and in doing so,
International experience shows us that after euthanasia and/or assisted suicide has become law the n
This document was prepared by Research Fellow Professor Warren Brookbanks as our submission
Character skills are valued by employers in New Zealand and across the world.
Young people are bearing the brunt of the economic downturn, especially youth NEETs.
Research highlights the returns to ALMPs are neither assured nor even always positive.
Emergency powers bring significant risk to democratic practices, and therefore to democratic values.
Transforming New Zealand from its over-reliance on temporary migration into a country that welcomes
In response to the Government's proposed Abortion Legislation Bill 2019, Maxim Institute prepared
People with disabilities are overlooked when it comes to unemployment policy.
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