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To Report or Not to Report? Understanding the impacts of reporting decisions for family and sexual violence in Aotearoa New Zealand Dr Jacinta Cording1, Dr Apriel Jolliffe Simpson2,3 & Professor Devon Polaschek2,3 1Te Whare Wānanga o Waitaha | University of Canterbury 2Te Puna Haumaru New Zealand Institute for Security and Crime Science 3Te Whare Wānanga o Waikato | The University of Waikato 2 Ackn
...technician in Te Anau for 3 Stations with 5 breeding studs (2006 -07) moving to Taupo to work with Landcorp Pastoral as a budget and management analyst (2007 -09) working with dairy and dry stock units 14. My husband Ben and I met at Lincoln and moved through Landcorp together, following a brief stint overseas, Ben managed a sheep farm in South Otago, and we moved to Omakau in 2011. 15. Trading initially as a partnership we leased the farm from Ben’s parents, we then purchase...
...1831 as the year in which Ngāti Raukawa gained the mana of the land: 5.6.1 “... Ko taua whenua kua riro noa mai ia matou i te rau o te patu o Ngati Raukawa i te tau 1831 ...” “... This land came into the possession of Ngati Raukawa through conquest, in the year 1831 ...”35 5.7 On the 14 June 1843 George Clarke Chief Protector of Aborigines reported to the colonial secretary: 5.7.1 “... [t]he Ngatiraukawa migrated about 11 years ago in a large body from M...
...authorities and committees that help New Zealanders resolve disputes, in addition to our contact centres answering more than 940,000 calls. We contract with over 2,000 community-based and non- governmental service providers to support people moving through the justice system. We administer legal aid – helping people who can’t afford a lawyer to get legal advice and representation. We administered over 82,000 legal aid applications in 2019/20. We have oversight and monitoring r...
1 (1) NOTE ALL NON-PUBLICATION ORDERS MADE BY THE TRIBUNAL HAVE BEEN RESCINDED AND NO LONGER APPLY (2) ORDER PREVENTING SEARCH OF THE TRIBUNAL FILE WITHOUT LEAVE OF THE TRIBUNAL OR OF THE CHAIRPERSON IN THE HUMAN RIGHTS REVIEW TRIBUNAL [2016] NZHRRT 6 Reference No. HRRT 040/2015 UNDER THE HUMAN RIGHTS ACT 1993 BETWEEN RACHEL MACGREGOR PLAINTIFF AND COLIN CRAIG DEFENDANT AT WELLINGTON BEFORE: Mr RPG Haines QC, Chairperson
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...on 23 January 2018.4 At the conclusion of the judicial conference, the Court issued directions and adjourned the application. The Court directed that a hui be held by the whānau of James Rukutai Watene (Snr), to determine if they could work through the various issues raised in the application, and to provide a report to the Court within six weeks. Directions were also issued for the Registrar to commission a mediator to work with the parties and establish clearly the issues that n...
...DTS, was accepted and he was not required to attend for cross-examination. The Brogdens’ evidence [18] The Brogdens said that the first viewing was on a weekend and that Mr Brogden and his wife arrived together, and Zoe Brogden followed in a separate vehicle, with her children. They said they went through the property again later, before making their offer to buy it. They said that they would never have viewed a property separately. As Mrs Brogden put it in her evidence, ...
...the justice sector outcomes of reduced crime, reduced impact of crime and a trusted justice system. The intended impact of these services and activities is that local authorities and communities are engaged in programmes that focus on reducing crime through preventative measures, and on increasing community safety. DESCRIPTION OF ACTIVITIES This non-departmental output class covers coordinating and delivering a range of crime prevention initiatives and programmes in partnership with local...
...statements. [16] The second area of risk foreseen by Mr Heaphy, during this post-raid period, was that relating to unpaid taxes of various sorts. [17] Mr Heaphy became aware that there would be allegations of huge cash payments having moved through Mr Porter’s company, using false invoices and the 6 physical movement of cash. Although at the time, Mr Porter denied involvement in these fraudulent transactions; his lawyer was concerned about the prosecution allegat...