New Zealand
Literature review
Diminished inclusivity in public space: how alcohol reduces people’s use and enjoyment of public places
This literature review explores what is known about the ways local supply and use of alcohol affects the pleasantness or attractiveness of a place (amenity); and the extent to which people are willing to enter, use or live in a locality (inclusivity of public space). This review supports a study of such impacts in New...
Discussion paper
Planning for successful cities: a discussion document on a proposed National Policy Statement on Urban Development
The government is consulting on a proposal to create a new National Policy Statement on Urban Development (NPS-UD). This discussion document sets out the policy proposals, sample text for how they might be reflected in a national policy statement, and the rationale behind them.
Report
Living after midnight
Some of New Zealand’s troubles with the night-time are inherently due to the regulatory framework: So far, cities have been given neither the right tools nor the right incentives to work out their visions and strategies for a more thriving nightlife. This report proposes some policy solutions.
Report
Interactive Aotearoa: driving growth and wellbeing through interactive media
This report highlights the significant economic, social, and educational opportunities that interactive media offers New Zealand. The case studies of globally recognised New Zealand studios and creators are examples of how these opportunities can be seized through talent, creativity and dedication.
Strategy
Hōkai Rangi: Ara Poutama Aotearoa strategy 2019–2024
This strategy aims to prioritise the wellbeing of both the people who come into the New Zealand prison system and their whānau (extended family). Through this new approach, and working with Māori and all key stakeholders, the government aims to improve wellbeing outcomes of prisoners and reduce the number of Māori in prison.