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    Scientist holding a Petri dish

    Why we need an Aotearoa Centre for Disease Control (CDC)

    An Aotearoa CDC will ensure NZ is better prepared for and able to respond to pandemic threats. The potential benefits are large: long-term gains in population health, equity, and economic efficiency.
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    Issue date
    16 November 2023
    Author(s)
    Michael Baker John Crump Amanda Kvalsvig Jemma Geoghegan Collin Tukuitonga Maia Brewerton John Kerr Nick Wilson
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    Photo of Beehive building

    Keeping public health on the agenda for the new government

    The Public Health Expert Briefing will be highlighting evidence-informed public health solutions in a new series: Briefings to the Incoming Government.
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    Issue date
    15 November 2023
    Author(s)
    Michael Baker John Kerr Adele Broadbent Emma Rawson-Te Patu
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    Calculator with Tax written on it

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    Where do the parties stand? Taxes to protect health and reduce inequity

    We quizzed political parties on their tax policies to protect public health, build a fairer society, and work for the environment. Find out their responses and what it might mean for the future of Aotearoa.
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    Issue date
    07 September 2023
    Author(s)
    Nick Wilson Adele Broadbent John Kerr
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    Stylised image of computer and tax symbols

    Tax policy reform: equity, fairness, and health

    We need a far greater focus on taxing wealth if we are serious about tackling intergenerational inequalities and poverty.
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    Issue date
    07 March 2023
    Author(s)
    Louise Delany
  • Chewing the fat on a saturated fat tax

    An article we published last week generated plenty of debate in particular on the complexities of taxing food. In this blog, Professor Nick Wilson argues that, yes, such tax packages have to be well designed (and more research would be helpful), but nevertheless that there is much that could be potentially gained by taxes on saturated fat.
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    Issue date
    06 August 2013
    Author(s)
    Nick Wilson

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