This rapid review of key literature in the field of decolonisation – in particular as it applies to education research – explores the origins of the term, its various definitions and methodologies alongside examples of contemporary usage. The authors privilege the work of Māori and Indigenous writers who have paved the way for the ongoing...

This research reveals a troubling culture of victim blaming in Aotearoa New Zealand and it’s family and friends most likely to do it. Victim blaming, where crime victims are held responsible for their victimisation, deflects blame from perpetrators. It also discourages victims from seeking help or reporting crime – a significant issue in New Zealand...

This paper argues one reason more immigrants are not arriving and staying is the international tax regime was not designed to reward global success. The the authors argue Foreign Investment Fund (FIF) rules impose a tax burden and reform of the FIF rules is required and urgent. They recommend that the government aim to develop...

This Strategy provides a framework and long-term priorities that will guide health entities in improving health and wellbeing outcomes for people with rare disorders over the next decade, improving system responsiveness and support for people living with rare disorders as well as for service providers.

Significant reform is necessary of the laws protecting the community from reoffending risks posed by some people convicted of serious crimes. This paper presents proposals for the reform of the law governing preventive detention, extended supervision orders and public protection orders.