The submission period for the draft Te Ture Whenua Māori Bill has been extended to Friday 7 August 2015. For further information on the draft
This month Statistics New Zealand has released Recorded Criminal Offender and Recorded Crime Victim data tables; for the ten-month period, July 2014 to April 2015.
On Tuesday the Productivity Commission released a draft report entitled, More Effective Social Services.[1] This extensive 364-page report is a study of how social services
This quarterly review provides a summary of significant Māori-focused social, economic and treaty policy developments for the period 1 January to 31 March. Within
This week the Minister for Courts and Justice, Amy Adams, released a Ministry of Justice factsheet on criminal prosecutions for youth, and a second factsheet
On Saturday a Kooti Rangatahi (Māori Youth Court) was opened at Hairini Marae in Tauranga. This is the thirteenth Kooti Rangatahi to be established since
Last week the Salvation Army released its 2015 ‘State of the Nation Report’ which this year is subtitled, ‘A Mountain All Can Climb’. This is
This week Te Ururoa Flavell called for a review of the criminal justice system, indicating that young Māori are continually over-represented within this area,
On Monday the Associate Minister for Justice, Chester Borrows, announced that six community organisations had been successful in applying for funds to reduce youth
Last week The Salvation Army released its 2014, ‘State of the Nation Report’, which this year is subtitled, ‘Striking A Better Balance’. This is an
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