Author: Peter Davis NZ
I retired from the University of Auckland a few years ago. Since then I helped found - and now chair - The Helen Clark Foundation, an independent public policy think tank. I have also been elected to the Auckland District Health Board. While at the University I established and headed the COMPASS research group in the Faculty of Arts for ten years and before that taught and researched in health policy and health services in the Faculty of Medical and Health Sciences (and for a time at the Christchurch Medical School) for 30 years. I remain an Honorary Professor in Statistics and an Emeritus Professor in Population Health and Social Science at the University of Auckland. The purpose of this site is to provide a platform for encouraging debate on public policy issues of the day, as well as keeping track of Street Art in my region and a log of the books I have published.
Aotearoa New Zealand has come a long way
The case for a four-year term – as part of a wider reform process
I was given a masterclass by the world’s most secretive peacemakers.
Recent health decisions do not bode well for the future
80 years on, the realities of nuclear warfare can’t be forgotten
Free speech concern in universities is a manufactured crisis
Reshaping health requires new ways of thinking – and operating
Anatomy of a health system failure
Fonterra brands roadshow “bittersweet” for those who champion a move away from commodities
Is New Zealand venturing down the road of political upheaval?
Peter Davis NZ 