This week Pānui is focused on wellbeing items. Our first review is of the 2022 child poverty data, as released by Statistics New Zealand (Stats
This week we have reviewed the child poverty indicators report. We consider this item is of good quality for the task it does – but
Title: Child Poverty Statistics: Year Ending 30 June 2021 Publisher & Date: Statistics New Zealand (Stats NZ): February 2022 Type of Document: Data set with
Statistics New Zealand (Stats NZ) released their latest Child Poverty data sets, and a succinct associated report. This is for the year ending 30 June
The Child Poverty Monitoring group established at the University of Otago. Published findings which show many social household-based issues present for whānau Māori, such as
At the Labour Party’s annual conference the Prime Minister, Jacinda Ardern, announced that family tax credits for parents with children would rise from 1 April
The Child Poverty Action Group has published a report. The report’s key contribution is an analysis of a measure of child poverty, which they consider
This week the Government released 2019 data formally measuring child poverty. By way of background, prior to the 2017 election the former (National-lead) Government indicated
In Pānui 2/2018 we advised that The Treasury was reforecasting its estimates of children living in poverty, and projected changes that might occur via the
Parliamentary Items of Note On Wednesday the Minister for Education, Chris Hipkins, announced an overhaul of the education system, commencing with a three-year work plan
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