On Monday, Dr Sharples announced a review was to be held into services for children of Māori prisoners. (Dr Sharples is the Minister of Māori
This omnibus brief outlines emerging issues relating to Māori social, economic and treaty matters to 12 noon, 24 February 2012. Key matters to note are:
Māori news stories for the week ending 14 October 2011 ` Last week Ngāi Te Rangi launched AoTV, an online TV channel which aims to
A Māori-focussed rehabilitation unit, Whare Oranga Ake, has opened this week. The unit is beside the Hawke’s Bay Regional Prison and will focus on using
On Tuesday the Minister of Social Development, Paula Bennett, announced that nine community providers will receive funding for programmes to reduce youth offending, through the
Nine community providers delivering programmes to reduce Youth Crime will receive funding from the Child Youth and Family -Fresh Start Innovation Fund. Yesterday, Minister of
On Wednesday, Justice Minister Simon Power, released a Ministry of Justice research report on restorative justice –Reoffending Analysis for Restorative Justice, Cases: 2008 and 2009,
Attorney-General Chris Finlayson announced today, Judge Louis Bidois (Te Arawa) appointment to the New Zealand Parole Board. Judge Bidois is one of seven new board
With the expression of interest for the Wiri privately built and run prison being called last week, Māori Affairs and Associate Corrections Minister Pita Sharples has already confirmed
A new prison at Wiri will be designed, built, financed, maintained and run by the private sector. (more…) “Private prison to be built”
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