Explore vital insights and projections on palliative care services in Aotearoa, presented by actuary Heather McLeod. Discover strategic challenges, inpatient bed needs, national death trends, Maori differentials, urban vs. rural data, and regional variations for informed planning and provision of pa

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This discourse dives into the demographic shifts and challenges in Aotearoa/New Zealand, accentuating an aging population, urbanization dynamics, and the surge in immigrant-led diversity. The evolving landscape presents a superdiverse society with implications on workforce, consumption patterns, and

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Around 600,000 tonnes of seafood are harvested annually from New Zealand's waters, with a significant portion being exported. The industry generates high export earnings and production levels, with a focus on sustainability, as 95% of the landed catch comes from sustainable stocks. Despite these pos

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Sustainable fishing practices are crucial for maintaining healthy marine ecosystems. The Marine Stewardship Council ensures fishing is sustainable by leaving enough fish in the ocean, protecting fish habitats, and supporting fishing communities. Unsustainable fishing practices such as bycatch, shark

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Explore the evolution of Tikanga in New Zealand's legal framework, touching upon its roots, collision with British law, and modern-day recognition as the first law of Aotearoa. Learn how Tikanga influences legal jurisdictions, environmental management acts, and the preservation of Māori customs wit

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Matariki, the cluster of stars, holds cultural importance in Aotearoa during this time of the year. As the tohunga, recognizing these seven stars and understanding the various ways to organize and locate Matariki is essential. It rises just before dawn, and identifying it involves looking for specif

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The T.Manawa.Active.Aotearoa Online Community Forum held on 27th May 2021 aimed to inform about funding changes for Year 2 and provide clear guidelines for stronger applications. The event covered various topics, including insights, outcomes, sport, play, and active recreation projects. T.Manawa fun

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Indicators Aotearoa New Zealand aims to measure and improve the wellbeing of New Zealanders by tracking environmental, social, and economic progress. The indicators incorporate Māori perspectives and will monitor current and future generations' wellbeing impact. Stakeholders can provide input throu

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This study examines the workload of university students in Aotearoa, focusing on seasonal and longitudinal trends. The research, conducted by Daniel Wrench and Dr. Sarah Randal from Universities New Zealand along with Dr. John Randal from VUW, explores estimated mean weekly hours worked, annual empl

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Exploring the alcohol licensing laws in Aotearoa, this information covers aspects such as the role of Community Law Centres, the impact of licenses on public health and safety, types of licenses, how to object to a license application, and the objection process. It emphasizes community involvement i

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Explore Aotearoa's unique approach to wellbeing and policy through He Ara Waiora, emphasizing Maori knowledge and perspectives. This indigenous framework focuses on interconnected aspects of waiora, including Wairua (spirit), Te Taiao (the natural world), and Te Ira Tangata (the human domain). It pr

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The Lawyers for Climate Action NZ Incorporated (LCANZI) are actively involved in climate change litigation in Aotearoa/New Zealand, including challenging government decisions related to climate responses. A notable case involved a judicial review against Auckland Transport, where the High Court refu

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