Late last year the Ministry for Social Development published a research report entitled Housing-Related Experiences Of Families With Young Children In Contemporary Aotearoa New Zealand
Last week the Ministry of Justice and Statistics New Zealand released statistics on criminal offending for 2021. Most of the statistics relating to Māori
This week our first reviews are of the Government’s Māori housing strategy, entitled, MAIHI Ka Ora, and its associated implementation plan, as released this month.[1]
The Ministry of Health has published a report on the current state of government funded rongoā services. The report entitled, Review of the Ministry of
Subscribers may recall that in August 2019 the Government released its employment strategy, with the commitment that a Māori employment action plan would shortly follow
In December the Ministry of Health (MoH) released an evaluation report on methamphetamine (meth) use in Te Tai Tokerau. The evaluation which was conducted by
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
Youth Justice indicators report from the Ministry of Justice. It shows youth crime continues to fall, but rangatahi Māori continue to remain vastly over-represented within
Te Aorerekura is the Government’s strategy (and action plan) to eliminate family violence and sexual violence. We advised of the release of this strategy in Pānui
We have also undertaken a review of this week’s announcement of a proposed income insurance scheme. In sum, the scheme is to be compulsory, with
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