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Webinar: Key Global Economic and Geopolitical Trends

What do they mean for New Zealand?

02 November 2023, 8PM - 9PM

Webinar | Public
David Skilling and Helen Clark will discuss key questions around global trends.
Global Issues
International relations

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Webinar: Exploring inequality in New Zealand

A discussion on inequality, and its consequences.

20 September 2023

Webinar | Public
What policy choices could we make to meaningfully address inequality in Aotearoa New Zealand?
Economic growth
Inequality
Social wellbeing
Public policy

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Sponge Cities: Can they help us survive more intense rainfall?

A webinar to discuss why Sponge Cities should be part of the solution to building flood resilient urban spaces in New Zealand.

23 August 2023

Webinar | Public
A practical, policy-focused discussion of the Sponge City approach.
WSP
Urban design
Sponge cities
Environment

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After Eighteen Months of the War in Ukraine

The Rt. Hon. Helen Clark in conversation with noted military strategist and commentator, Mick Ryan.

16 August 2023

Webinar | Public
An update on the state of the conflict after more than a year and a half.
International relations
Russia
Ukraine

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New Zealand’s relationship with China in a changing world

A members-only webinar on New Zealand's independent foreign policy.

27 July 2023

Webinar | Members Only
Can New Zealand continue to balance its economic and other engagement with China with its traditional political and security relationships?
Trade
Security
Foreign policy
International relations

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Webinar: Minimising Harms From Methamphetamine

What can New Zealand and Norway learn from each other?

27 April 2023

Webinar | Public
Minimising social and health harms from methamphetamine use in Norway and New Zealand.
Drug law reform
Health
Indigenous peoples
Methamphetamine

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Myanmar crisis: Is there a pathway to democracy?

This symposium explored whether there is any prospect of a return to democracy in Myanmar.

31 March 2023

Symposium | Public
The symposium was a collaboration between the Kia Kaha Myanmar Group, the VUW Centre for Strategic Studies, the Asia New Zealand Foundation, the Helen Clark Foundation and UnionAID.
Myanmar
Democracy
International relations

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