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Partisanship

July 31, 2018

I have been thinking a lot lately about partisanship. That’s usually a term that people use negatively, especially with reference to a political commentator or pundit. And it seems to be an effective critique, because political commentators and pundits often (although...

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The radical idea of making voting fun

October 4, 2016

Civic engagement is shaping up as one of the most important challenges of the 21st Century. Around the world, voter turnout is low and many demographics report being disenfranchised. If your needs and aspirations aren't being addressed, what incentive do you really hav...

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This blog sets out some of my views about great government in New Zealand by examining topical issues or matters that I think are important. It aims to offer informed commentary on the public law implications of the things you hear about on the news, or perhaps the things you should be hearing more about in the media.

 

It is important to recognise that this blog is intended to be non‑partisan. However, as it is usually the government of the day that makes decisions that impact on constitutional and political power, so there will naturally be a focus on critical analysis of government action.

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