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Granny Flats: A Potential Game-Changer?
If it is, this policy is going to do a lot of heavy lifting.
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The Local Government (Electoral Legislation and Māori Wards and Māori Constituencies) Amendment Bill - My Submission
We were given five days to submit. So something is better than nothing. I merged my oral and written submission for ease of reading.
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Less Certain turns Six-Month
This is an important milestone and I want to take a moment to celebrate, thank you and ask for feedback
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Why I joined and left TOP
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Let's talk about corruption in New Zealand
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Tamatha Paul and Winston Peters Case Study—the Boundary of Empathy
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The Local Government (Electoral Legislation and Māori Wards and Māori Constituencies) Amendment Bill - My Submission
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The Case for Political Ambivalence
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Some thoughts on neoliberalism and social cohesion in New Zealand
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Current legislation open for public consultation in New Zealand
Regardless of your views, this is one thing you can do to feel less helpless, especially as individuals.
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An offer to help write submissions
For whatever its worth, a humble offer to help you write a submission, regardless of your views and ideology.
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New Zealand's love affair with home ownership
Hon Chris Bishop's tradeoff between first-home grants and social housing is a smart one.
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My Oral Submission for the Fast Track Bill on 15 May 2024
Out of the 2,350 individual submitters asking to be heard orally, only 550 appointments were made, and I was one. It was an important five minutes for…
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The Case for Political Ambivalence
We either love our politicians blindly or hate them blindly—both problematic.
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Fast Track Bill and Our Role in Civic Engagement
Understanding what our role is for better public engagement, using the Fast Track Bill as a case study
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Tamatha Paul and Winston Peters Case Study—the Boundary of Empathy
By using Tam and Winston as examples, I hypothesise and explore a different way of thinking about our division and how our policy environment needs a…
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The Fast Track Bill in New Zealand: Consequence to our Pace of Change?
Is it a consequence of having missed the balance between political transformation and political stability?
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What if our economies and political processes included everyone?
Loo talks to Natalia Albert, Wellington Central candidate for The Opportunities Party about her vision for political processes and economies that…
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Less Certain
Less Certain
Insights, reflections, analysis, and information to help reduce our certainty and increase our political flexibility. New Zealand-based author.
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How to diversify leadership in the NZ Public Service
It's my Masters thesis - political science
Te Korowai Whetū Social Cohesion strategic framework
Useful resource I developed with an amazing team at MSD in 2021
The diplomat’s daughter
Article about how I arrived in New Zealand from 2016. In case you want to know a bit more about me.
VUWSA Accused of Political Bias Over Hosting Student Allowance Workshop with Greens
Artcile about why I raised a formal complaint against VUWSA in 2023
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