Te Pūmanawa o te Waiora, a partnership school in Whangaruru (Northland) opened on Monday. This is a bilingual (English/Māori) secondary school which offers learning opportunities
The Associate Minister of Justice, Chester Borrows, has put out a media release seeking applications for projects to support the Youth Crime Action Plan. Pānui
Purpose This quarterly review provides a summary of significant Māori-focused social, economic and treaty policy developments for the period 1 October 2013 to 20
On Monday a report was released on Child Poverty in New Zealand, entitled, Child Poverty Monitor 2013, Technical Report. This report has been prepared for
Last week the Associate Minister of Justice, Chester Borrows, released a Youth Crime Action Plan 2013 – 2023. Through this plan the Government seeks a
Last week a report entitled, Addressing the Drivers of Crime¸ was released by the Government. This followed a joint media statement about this work which
This week we have reviewed the Statements of Intent of two Crown entities within the criminal justice sector – the New Zealand Police and the
As previously advised, Statements of Intent for Government ministries and departments were published following the Budget. These are three-year strategic and business plans commencing from
The Ministry of Justice has two areas of business of specific interest to Māori – reducing Māori criminal offending and victimisation, and negotiating Treaty of
On Wednesday the Independent Police Conduct Authority (IPCA) released its report on complaints made against the Police during ‘Operation Eight’. [By way of background, this
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