The people who are most affected by government policies are often the least likely to vote. In Tauranga and the Western Bay of Plenty, lower-income communities have some of the lowest voter turnout rates. This raises important questions about barriers to voting, whose voices are being heard, and how we can help ensure everyone has the opportunity to participate in our democracy.
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The Office of the Ombudsman is visiting the Bay of Plenty in October and is keen to connect with community and social sector organisations. Learn more about what they do and how your organisation might need them.
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This inquiry was undertaken by a group of former MPs from across the political spectrum who came together to ensure that the people’s voices could be heard on the Equal Pay Amendment Act 2025 because it was passed through Parliament in one sitting, under urgency and without any public consultation.
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