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Business backs climate resilience inquiry
Policy

Business backs climate resilience inquiry

The spirit of James Shaw lives on.

Jem Traylen 10 May 2024
Turnaround talking points, yet another IT fiasco, and more ...
Policy Business of Government

Turnaround talking points, yet another IT fiasco, and more ...

Our weekly roundup of public sector news and analysis.

Jem Traylen 08 May 2024
Willis pledges fiscal discipline with caveats
Economy

Willis pledges fiscal discipline with caveats

Budget allowances will be binding unless ...

Jem Traylen 07 May 2024
OECD tells NZ to get its books in order
Economy

OECD tells NZ to get its books in order

The government needs to earn more and spend less. 

Jem Traylen 06 May 2024
Giving bureaucratic sludge the nudge
Policy

Giving bureaucratic sludge the nudge

Jem Traylen 06 May 2024
Cautious lending keeps lid on default rates – Reserve Bank
Finance

Cautious lending keeps lid on default rates – Reserve Bank

Jem Traylen 01 May 2024
Back office blowout, 1,900 jobs that were already cut, and more
Policy Business of Government

Back office blowout, 1,900 jobs that were already cut, and more

Jem Traylen 01 May 2024
Where the axe should fall on senior leaders – scale matters
Policy JobWatch 2024

Where the axe should fall on senior leaders – scale matters

Jem Traylen 30 Apr 2024
Where to axe – which agencies have the most senior leaders?
Policy JobWatch 2024

Where to axe – which agencies have the most senior leaders?

Jem Traylen 29 Apr 2024
Assaulting the evidence, adieu Kevin Jenkins and more ...
Policy Business of Government

Assaulting the evidence, adieu Kevin Jenkins and more ...

Jem Traylen 24 Apr 2024
Is the Public Service Commission too top heavy?
Public sector JobWatch 2024

Is the Public Service Commission too top heavy?

Jem Traylen 22 Apr 2024
ComCom wants to trim $300m off Chorus investment plan
Law & Regulation

ComCom wants to trim $300m off Chorus investment plan

Jem Traylen 18 Apr 2024
Decision to cancel licence for crowdfunder Equitise ‘not taken lightly’ – FMA
Finance

Decision to cancel licence for crowdfunder Equitise ‘not taken lightly’ – FMA

Jem Traylen 17 Apr 2024
Business of Government: who benefits from restructuring, and more ...
Policy

Business of Government: who benefits from restructuring, and more ...

Jem Traylen 17 Apr 2024
Ministry racks up rent bill as dispute over vacated office drags on
Property

Ministry racks up rent bill as dispute over vacated office drags on

Jem Traylen 16 Apr 2024
Is Willis looking at the wrong target for future job cuts?
Public sector

Is Willis looking at the wrong target for future job cuts?

Jem Traylen 16 Apr 2024
Business of Government: Target gaming, lobbyists getting their way, and more ...
Policy

Business of Government: Target gaming, lobbyists getting their way, and more ...

Jem Traylen 10 Apr 2024
Business of Government: job cut spillovers, more Nats are back and more ...
Policy

Business of Government: job cut spillovers, more Nats are back and more ...

Jem Traylen 27 Mar 2024
Cuts should start at the top – NZ Initiative
Policy

Cuts should start at the top – NZ Initiative

Jem Traylen 26 Mar 2024
Heads of PM’s department and foreign affairs appointed
Public sector

Heads of PM’s department and foreign affairs appointed

Jem Traylen 26 Mar 2024
Migration's impact on inflation – it all depends
Economy

Migration's impact on inflation – it all depends

Jem Traylen 25 Mar 2024
We're not out of the woods yet, says BusinessNZ
Economy

We're not out of the woods yet, says BusinessNZ

Jem Traylen 21 Mar 2024
Reinventing government for the age of digital capitalism
Public sector

Reinventing government for the age of digital capitalism

Jem Traylen 21 Mar 2024