Title: Māori in Horticulture Publisher & Date: Prepared by BERL (March 2020), published by Te Puni Kōkiri (TPK): November 2020 Type of Document: Data report Length, style: 20 pages, plain English Recommended readership: Subscribers in the primary sector Content summary: The purpose of this report is to numerically estimate the
Day: December 4, 2020
Title: New Zealand Health Survey: Annual Update of Key Results 2019/20 Publisher & Date: Ministry of Health (MoH): November 2020 Type of Document: Online data tool, and summary of findings presented on web page. Length, style: Statistical Data Recommended readership: Health and social sector subscribers Content summary: The Ministry of
Title: Taranaki Whānui ki Te Upoko o Te Ika: Port Nicholson Block Settlement Trust Annual Report 2019/2020 Publisher & Date: Port Nicholson Settlement Trust: September 2020 Type of Document: 2020 Annual Report (to 31 March 2020) Length, style: 62 pages: plain English (some graphics) Recommended readership: Taranaki Whānui ki Te
Title: 2019 – 2020 Annual Report Raukawa Settlement Trust Publisher & Date: Raukawa Settlement Trust: November 2020 Type of Document: 2020 Annual Report (to 30 June 2020) Length, style: 126 pages, plain English (some Te Reo Māori, some graphics) Recommended readership: Raukawa subscribers Content summary: Financial Performance Headlines 2020 results
On Monday the Electoral Commission published enrolment and voting numbers for the 2020 General Election. Overall, circa, 2,894,500 people voted in the 2020 General Election (83% of the total enrolled), of which 390,310 were of Māori descent (73% of the total of Māori enrolled). The Māori voting number increased by
This week Cure Kids published its inaugural annual report entitled State of Child Health in Aotearoa New Zealand. This report has focussed on the following three areas of health: dental, respiratory, and skin infections as markers of child health. Key findings within this report included: Disproportionate rates of dental decay
NCEA Outcomes for 2019 NCEA outcomes for 2019 were released on the Education Counts website in September. Statistics have not changed much from previous years; we note: circa 7,500 school leavers (12% of the total 61,000 leavers) left without achieving NCEA Level 1 – circa 3,400 of this grouping (44%)