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Danyl Mclauchlan

Danyl Mclauchlan

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Writer, New Zealand Listener

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Social Themes , Scientific Curiosities , Human Curiosities , Political Issues , Environmental Issues , Refugee Issues , Migrant Issues

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Total articles 327

  • Danyl McLauchlan: Can Nicola Willis succeed in breaking supermarket duopoly?

    By Danyl Mclauchlan| New Zealand Listener Verified Nicola Willis: Threatens drastic intervention. Photo / Getty ImagesSuccessive governments have threatened to break the supermarket duopoly. Can Nicola Willis actually do it? Milton Friedman, the patron saint of modern capitalism, once observed that “businessmen favour free enterprise in general but are opposed to it when it comes to themselves”.

    By Danyl Mclauchlan · New Zealand Listener

    Apr. 02, 2025

  • Danyl McLauchlan: Is new health minister Simeon Brown up for the fight?

    By Danyl Mclauchlan| New Zealand Listener Verified Face-off: Simeon Brown has directed public health officials to stop advocacy campaigns against fast food. Photo / Getty ImagesNational is good on the economy and Labour is good on health and education. These are the convictions of New Zealand swing voters. They stand like ancient monoliths towering over the political landscape, immune to the ravages of time and the actual performance of either party in government.

    By Danyl Mclauchlan · New Zealand Listener

    Mar. 30, 2025

  • Danyl McLauchlan: Can Nicola Willis succeed in breaking supermarket duopoly?

    By Danyl Mclauchlan| New Zealand Listener Verified Nicola Willis: Threatens drastic intervention. Photo / Getty ImagesSuccessive governments have threatened to break the supermarket duopoly. Can Nicola Willis actually do it? Milton Friedman, the patron saint of modern capitalism, once observed that “businessmen favour free enterprise in general but are opposed to it when it comes to themselves”.

    By Danyl Mclauchlan · New Zealand Listener

    Apr. 02, 2025

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New Zealand Listener