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10.12.2025  

New white paper from Koi Tū examines why traditional policymaking struggles with complexity

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perspective
28.01.2026  
Govt must look beyond political gains in R&D reform
update
11.12.2025  
Sir Peter Gluckman named semi-finalist in the 2026 New Zealander of the Year Awards
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update
01.12.2025  
Wicked problems, policy and politics
Long-term thinking

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perspective
28.01.2026

Govt must look beyond political gains in R&D reform

perspective
19.09.2025

Intellectual sovereignty: the hidden role of the university

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perspective
17.04.2025

Adolescence and the digital disconnect

Youth mental health
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Events
06.11.2025  
Webinar: Understanding and addressing youth mental distress in Aotearoa New Zealand
Youth mental health
Join us for a webinar on Thursday13 November at 12.30pm to discuss the findings of two new reports and their implications for Aotearoa New Zealand’s youth mental health policy.
Updates
05.11.2025  
Chloe Wright Inaugural Symposium
Human potential
Koi Tū Centre for Informed Futures has marked a major milestone for the Chloe Wright Policy Unit with its inaugural symposium hosted by the Social Investment Agency in Wellington on Monday 3 November.
Media Releases
31.10.2025  
No quick fixes: dual research calls for long-term action on youth mental health
Youth mental health
Two new reports from Koi Tū Centre for Informed Futures reveal the need for long-term, coordinated action to address New Zealand’s youth mental health crisis.
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Speeches
23.09.2025  
Honouring science’s principles in a troubled world
Science diplomacy
A lecture in honour of Prof Anne Husebekk.
Perspectives
19.09.2025  
Intellectual sovereignty: the hidden role of the university
In Times Higher Education, Koi Tū Director Sir Peter Gluckman explores the critical role universities play in sustaining a nation’s intellectual sovereignty.
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