This piece argues that New Zealand's failure to act on long-standing, clearly identified policy issues—such as water infrastructure, climate change, fishing stock collapse, and fiscal sustainability—demonstrates a pattern of political short-termism that will burden future Genera.
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For years, New Zealand has spent big on infrastructure without always getting the results to match. Now the government's vowing to change that. It's supporting all 16 recommendations and the infrastructure commission's national plan, a blueprint for how the country plans, funds, and delivers the things we all rely on. The 30-year plan includes a review of the land transport fund and requires crown entities to publish long-term investment plans. Labour and the Greens are also backing it. But the question remains whether this is the beginning of a real reform or just another ambitious plan on paper. Today on the front page, infrastructure NZ chief executive Nick Leggett joins us to discuss what it all means.
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systemic neglect of future-proofing water systems
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