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Bubbles, borders and risk: What does common sense look like in a global pandemic?

Bubbles, borders and risk: What does common sense look like in a global pandemic?

by EllenR | May 30, 2020 | COVID-19, Ngā whakamārama mai i te tari

Juliet Gerrard and Rachel Chiaroni-Clarke As the number of days with zero cases grows, and the chance of successful elimination rises to over 90%, we can begin to collectively breathe out and focus on a return to normal within our New Zealand bubble. With no vaccine...
Article on science advice published in Policy Quarterly

Article on science advice published in Policy Quarterly

by EllenR | May 22, 2019 | Ngā whakamārama mai i te tari

What is the state of play for science advice to the government and Parliament? After almost ten years with a prime minister’s chief science advisor, are there lessons to be learnt? Juliet and Ben from the OPMCSA, along with co-authors Shaun Hendy, Jonathan Boston and...
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