Mana Wāhine, Mana Pūtera explores two questions: why so little philanthropic funding goes to women and gender equity in Aotearoa, and what might shift that.
Moe mai rā, Irene Walker
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Findings from the New Zealand Council of Christian Social Services (NZCCSS) latest report show more New Zealanders are being trapped in poverty. The ‘Kua Mahue | Left Behind’ report brings to light the persistent and pervasive nature of poverty in Aotearoa. It draws together a range of data from government and other sources, alongside input from frontline organisations.
Earlier this year DIA announced changes to the structure of lottery distribution committees from
1 July 2026. Existing commitments will continue to be supported, subject to formal approval under the new committee structure. All current multi-year grants recipients will be contacted by DIA with information about this.
We now have information on some of the changes.
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SociaLink has made a submission opposing the Summary Offences (Move-on Orders) Amendment Bill, arguing that rough sleeping and begging should be met with compassion and practical support, not punitive measures that fail to address the underlying causes of homelessness.
