Latest posts
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How Should Voters Judge a Political Party? Will It Use AI to Make Government More Efficient and Accountable?
FIXNZ asks New Zealand’s election parties to commit to government AI automation, measurable efficiency reform, and citizen access to public spending and accountability data.
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New Zealand’s 36-Year Government Ledger: What Was Spent, What Was Done, and Who Pays Next?
A 36-year look at New Zealand’s government revenue, spending, debt, election promises, public-service staffing and the fiscal choices facing voters in 2026.
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Make New Zealand Prisons a Stronger Deterrent — at a Lower Cost
FIXNZ proposes stronger prison deterrence at lower cost through double occupancy, sentencing reform, risk-based separation and a feasibility study of overseas prison contracting.
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The Big Two Are Losing Their Grip — ACT and Opportunity May Be the Winners
New Zealand’s 2026 election may be less about National versus Labour and more about where dissatisfied major-party voters go next. ACT and Opportunity are emerging as two very different beneficiaries.
