State of the Nation Speech On Sunday the Prime Minister, Chris Luxon, delivered what he termed was a ‘state of the nation’ speech. However, rather
This briefing is for Ministers / people focused on improving Māori wellbeing. It draws on published evidential data from across the public sector. The Māori
The Ministry of Social Development has released a series of Benefit Factsheets for the quarter to 30 September 2023. We’ve collated the pertinent data relating
Last month the Ministry of Social Development released benefit factsheets for the quarter to 30 June 2023. As the table below shows, 131,000 tangata Māori
On Tuesday the third reading of the Child Support (Pass On) Acts Amendment Bill was completed in Parliament. The intention of this bill is to
The Ministry of Social Development has also released benefit fact sheets for the quarter ending 31 March. Our review is attached, and our collation of
The Child Support (Pass On) Acts Amendment Bill was read a first time in Parliament this week. The intention of this bill is to ensure
In the social sector we have reviewed the benefit factsheets released for the last quarter, and as noted above, a new report on child poverty.
Benefit factsheets for the quarter ending 30 June have been released. In alignment with the social survey finding above, many Māori adults do not have
Benefit factsheet data shows circa 128,000 tangata Māori, and their whānau are in need of some weekly benefit support – about 30% of all Māori
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