Dunne's Weekly

Most of the reaction to the 2016 Budget has been predictable. Government supporters laud it as one of the greatest things since sliced b...

New Zealand’s more than half-century of muddle on housing policy is finally catching up with us. Since the 1950s, successive governments...

The revelations from the Panama Papers have dominated the news this week. As a result, the foreign trust tax regime has been placed unde...

The debate about the melanoma drug Keytruda is an important one, with some very familiar elements to it. At its most basic level, the...

New Zealand’s tax system is generally well-regarded. In part that is because of our focus on a broad base, low rate approach to personal...

This week I have been attending the United Nations General Assembly Special Session on Drugs (UNGASS), the first such meeting since 1998, an...

The decision to make District Health Boards, not local councils, responsible for fluoridation is an obvious one, and seems to have been ...