The infamous surveillance company paid $22.7 million in global corporate taxes while raking in $1.6 billion in profits.

The Ecologist explores the parallels between the failures of water privatization in the UK and Brazil, drawing on recent CICTAR research on BRK Ambiental, Brazil’s largest sanitation operator, contro...

Public Services International is a Global Union Federation of more than 700 trade unions representing 30 million workers in 154 countries. We bring their voices to the UN, ILO, WHO and other regional ...

Nicola Willis' state surrender from pay equity not only damages the quality of public services, but will also damage the government's future electability.

An examination of developments since Thailand's 2023 power cuts to cyber scam compounds shows that the compounds actually expanded. Thailand's current crackdown on cyber scams in Myawaddy Township…

Aged care funding is stretched, so residential aged care providers should be more transparent about their government funding, a new report says.

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The group has no official name but has been dubbed the ‘Two By Two’ or ‘The Truth’.

This week, get ready for tax year end - what needs to be done by 31st March, lessons from the largest known GST fraudster – could it happen again and corporate tax cuts – who benefits and what does t

Glencore Plc’s Hail Creek coal mine in Australia emits between three and eight times more methane than it reports, according to a new study, calling into question the accuracy of conventional approach...

This week a coterie of Chrises (PM Luxon, Infrastructure Minister Bishop and presumably Building Minister Penk) will be welcoming some big name investors, pension funds, and construction companies to ...

The biggest investor announced for this week's Infrastructure Investment Forum has a history of questionable tax practices that NZers should be aware of...

Report reveals $1.3 billion Starbucks profit diverted to Swiss subsidiary over the last decade. 99% of all the corporation's coffee is transferred, on paper, through Switzerland, despite most of it ne...

Act have adopted the New Zealand Initiative's privatisation arguments. In doing so, they may be advocating for higher costs on households and businesses.

Removing tax havens from the OECD FDI inflow data appears to suggest that the impacts of NZ's restrictive FDI regime may not be as significant as first thought.

Reporting from the The Post in New Zealand on CICTAR Researcher Ed Miller’s examination into Netflix’s accounts (or lack of).

A local researcher with interest in the way multinationals operate says either we’re all sharing account passwords, or the streaming service’s local revenues seem quite low.