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and enquiries around the
Ministry for the past four years. Key issues identified in Boshier's report included that young people had not been listened to when they complained about issues, reports of concern were not adequately addressed, failure to engage with Māori in a culturally appropriate way, inadequate communication and support for parents, insufficient consultation with disabled parents and children and incorrect information being provided to the Family Courts. The Ombudsman recommended several changes including an organisation-wide quality improvement plan, educating staff about legislations and policies, improved the quality of information in decision-making, more training and supervision, regular tracking and reporting, and improving record keeping. Boshier said that Oranga Tamariki needed a detailed timeline to implement these changes. He also acknowledged that the Ministry had implemented several changes following his investigations including a requirement for an accurate analysis of the risks and benefits of placements in Oranga Tamariki's court documents.
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and stated that they were "still grieving the loss of our daughter in our home" and wanted Moana to be part of their family's lives. Oranga
Tamariki's East Coast regional manager Julie Tangaere described Moana's case as "highly sensitive" and "distressing," but asserted that its involvement had been consistent with the implementation of the Court's plans. Former Assistant Māori Commissioner for Children Glenis Philip-Barbara stated that Māori children deserved to be both safe and with their
241:. These facilities serve as both homes and remand centres for youth offenders who have been referred there by the Youth Court system. Residents consist of teenagers aged 17 years and under as well as 18-year old youths. These include youth offenders facing serious criminal charges including murder, rape, aggravated robbery, and gang connections. Residents at youth justice residences receive education, life skills training, and treatment programmes for anger, drugs, and alcohol.
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welfare. In late June 2022, Barriball had been sentenced to a life sentence of at least 17 years after pleading guilty to two charges of ill-treating a child and a murder charge. While In
Barriball's care, Malachi had been beaten, starved, thrown against walls, and burnt with scalding water by his caregiver. Barriball's sister Sharon Barriball was also convicted of perverting the course of justice by concealing evidence and sentenced to six months home detention.
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remaining recommendations including vetting the caregivers of imprisoned parents, regular follow-up checks and implementing the mandatory reporting of suspected abuses to Oranga
Tamariki. Davis confirmed that three of the senior staff working on Subecz's case were no longer working with the agency. Two of the individuals had resigned while a third had been dismissed. In addition, Associate Education Minister
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residences, and referred 28 of these to the Police. Since June, the agency had removed 22 staff from youth justice residences in response to various complaints including inappropriate language, supplying contraband, and both physical and sexual assaults. In late
September, a former Korowai Manaaki resident alleged that staff had bribed him into allowing them to beat him in return for chocolate.
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welcomed the report and stated that she wanted to set clear priorites for Oranga
Tamariki and to provide frontline staff with resources needed to do their job. "Voyce - Whakarongo Mai" spokesperson Tupua Urlich expressed skepticism that the report would lead to a change in Oranga Tamariki's practices
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released a report, entitled "Children in care: complaints to the
Ombudsman 2019-2023," that criticised the Ministry for repeatedly failing to follow its own laws and regulations. Boshier called on the Government to make large scale changes to Oranga Tamariki. His review outlined over 2,000 complaints
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On 30 August, two men were charged with organising fights at the Oranga
Tamariki secure youth residence in Wiri. They appeared in court under the charge of "ill treatment/neglect of a child under 18." By 21 September, Oranga Tamariki had received 46 complaints about staff conduct at its youth justice
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In July 2021, Newsroom reported that several whistleblowers had alleged that several Oranga
Tamariki youth justice residences had a "boy's club" culture among staff, which tolerated violence and restraints against youth residents. The whistleblowers also alleged that residents were sometimes stripped
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region. The ministry and Ngāti
Kahungunu wanted Moana to be placed with an elderly Māori woman known as "Mrs Taipa" and her daughter ("Ms Taipa") on the grounds that the Smiths could not meet her Māori cultural needs. On 9 September 2021, Judge Peter Callinicos dismissed Oranga Tamariki's application
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On 8 February 2023, five teenagers attempted to escape the Te Puna Wai residence and climbed onto a roof in the complex. During their escape attempt, an Oranga Tamariki staff member was stabbed in the neck with an improvised weapon. In May 2023, several teenagers threatened a staff member at Te Puna
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took charge of all Youth Justice residences and launched a review of all residences and community-based homes. Children's Minister Kelvin Davis described the alleged abuse incidents as unacceptable but praised Oranga Tamariki's chief executive's "swift and decisive response." He also confirmed that
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Malachi's relatives including his aunt Helen Menzies criticised Oranga Tamariki's handling of Malachi's case, stating that his death was preventable and that the government department had failed him. In mid October 2022, Oranga Tamariki acknowledged that it had failed to act on at least two reports
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child Malachi Subecz, who was murdered by his caregiver Michaela Barriball in November 2021. Barriball had been looking after the boy whose mother had been imprisoned. Boshier described the department's response as "a litany of failures" and criticised Oranga Tamariki for not prioritising Malachi's
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On 20 March 2023, the Smiths relinquished custody of Moana, citing the stress caused by the ongoing legal battle for her care caused by the ongoing appeals, lack of support from Oranga Tamariki's Napier office, and numerous false reports of abuse. Mrs Smith described the decision as "heartbreaking"
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In May 2024, Oranga Tamariki announced plans to cut its unit responsible for looking after critical records for children in state care. Many of these records date back to the 1940s and 1950s. The paper documents are stored in 70,000 boxes and were badly looked after in the past by the Ministry and
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criticised conditions at the Puketai Care and Protection Residence Will Street Whare. Issues at Puketai included long delays at securing placements for young residents, mistreatment by staff, and confinement. Issues at Will Street Whare included a lack of staff training and supervision, inadequate
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In early December 2022, a second independent report by former health official Dame Karen Poutasi into Oranga Tamariki and other agencies' handling of the Malachi case was released. In addition to Oranga Tamariki, her investigation examined the responses of other government departments and agencies
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On 10 September, Moana's birth mother filed an appeal against Judge Callinicos's decision. Ngahiwi Tomoana, the head of Ngāti Kahungunu, who had supported the ministry's application, called for the decision to be appealed and claimed that uplifting separated Māori children from their families and
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about incidents where Oranga Tamariki staff members allegedly physically assaulted children being housed at Oranga Tamariki's Care & Protection Residences. The report raised concerns about the welfare of children in their care along with the use of restraints and physical force. In response,
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from mid-2024. The military academy would target the most serious youth offenders and would have a rehabilitative and trauma-informed care approach. While the programme would be led by Oranga Tamariki, it would also liaise with other agencies and include a military component. The military-style
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On 24 June 2023, five young people climbed onto the roof of a building in the Christchurch youth justice facility. An Oranga Tamariki staff member sustained a broken wrist during the incident. Following efforts by Oranga Tamariki and the Police to manage the "crisis," the four remaining youths
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as an alternative to the youth residences. By 6 July, a total of 11 Oranga Tamariki staff members had been stood down for alleged misconduct. In response to media coverage, a former youth justice resident alleged that Oranga Tamariki staff members organised fights as a "scare tactic" meant to
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Between June 2018 and June 2019, a total of 1463 complaints concerning physical, verbal or other staff misbehaviour were lodged by children and youths residing at Oranga Tamariki's Youth Justice and Care and Protection residences. 544 of these complaints were upheld following investigations.
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reported that the Government had accepted 9 of Poutasi's 14 recommendations including comparing medical records to gain a full picture of a child's health and promoting regular public awareness campaigns dealing with child abuse. However, the Government stated that it would consider the five
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The Ombudsman's report accompanied a critical Oranga Tamariki report which found that the number of children who had been abused or neglected in its care had risen from 450 in 2022 to over 500 in 2023. 2,424 reports of concern had also been filed in 2023. In response, Minister for Children
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The organisation is headed by a chief executive and consists of three major clusters: "Service Delivery", "Voices and Quality", and "Enabling Functions." Services Delivery consists of a "Partnering for Outcomes" group, two "Services for Children and Families" groups (one in the
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and Dunedin. These cater for children aged between 12 and 16 years who cannot be placed in foster care due to behavioural issues, criminal offending or drug consumption. In addition, Oranga Tamariki runs three Youth Justice Community Homes or remand homes: Hillcrest Home in
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youth justice facility on 29 July 2024 with ten teenage candidates. The programme will consist of a three-month residential component focusing on tackling criminal behaviour, education and rehabilitation followed by a nine-month community reintegration component.
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story that it disputed. The agency also defended its practice of "uplifting" children, arguing that these actions were done to ensure the safety of children. On 13 June, the Family Court declined Oranga Tamariki's bid to force Newsroom and news website
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took part in efforts to negotiate with the youths during the standoff. Following a 40-hour standoff, the six teenagers climbed down from the roof. According to Oranga Tamariki deputy chief executive Tusha Penny, the teenagers were offered
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In mid-August 2024, Oranga Tamariki discountinued its contracts with 190 social service providers, claiming they were underperforming or are operating at surplus. The Ministry also reduced funding to another 142 social service providers.
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also reported that Oranga Tamariki's Tauranga office, which oversaw Subecz's case, experienced high workload pressures, a high number of unallocated cases, inadequate site capacity, and significant burnout and stress among staff members.
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Oranga Tamariki was shifting from "care-and-protection residences" towards smaller community-based residences. On 24 June, Oranga Tamariki investigated a third staff member who was accused of inappropriate touching and sexual comments.
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On 21 June 2023, Oranga Tamariki removed two staff members from youth justice residences following allegations of "inappropriate sexual behaviour" involving five young people. In response to the abuse allegations, former
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before barricading themselves in the lounge and attacking staff. During the ensuing brawl, Oranga Tamariki staff were forced to use chairs as improvised shields to break up the fight, which resulted in moderate injuries.
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for Moana to be removed from the Smiths. He also criticised Oranga Tamariki for allegedly "putting ideology ahead of the child's best interests" and rejected their assertion that the Smiths were stripping Moana of her
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Oranga Tamariki's acting chief executive Wira Gardiner confirmed that several staff had been suspended while the agency and Police investigated the incident. This led to the closure of such facilities in July 2021.
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in order to convince them to climb down. During the standoff, the youths damaged the roof, ceiling cavities, and security cameras. The teenagers were subsequently placed into Police custody. In late December 2023,
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reported that Oranga Tamariki's youth justice residences faced several issues including staff shortages and turnovers, increased violence and threats from residents, and inadequate equipment including radios. The
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confirmed that Oranga Tamariki accepted the findings of the Ombudsman's report but delayed taking further action until a review of the Oranga Tamariki child care system had been completed. In response, the
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criticised Davis' decision to delay action, stating that "a delayed approach meant atrocities were likely continuing." Ngarewara-Packer advocated implementing mandatory reporting as an interim measure.
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children, claiming that three Māori babies were being "uplifted" from their mothers a week. According to Newsroom's report, 70% of children "uplifted" in 2018 came from Māori and Pasifika backgrounds.
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office to ensure that children were moved from state care into family homes. Earlier in the year, Oranga Tamariki had signed similar partnership agreements with other Māori iwi including
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criticising Oranga Tamariki's practice of "uplifting" or separating children from their parents. Newsroom argued that Oranga Tamariki's "uplifting" policies disproportionately targeted
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mother and her child. The review will be led by the Chief Social Worker at Oranga Tamariki while a person appointed by Ngāti Kahungunu will provide independent oversight. On 18 June,
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in late July 2024, the number of children in state care had reached a peak of 1,974 in mid-2019 before dropping to 1,022 in 2022. By mid-2024, this figure had risen by 20% to 1,313.
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its predecessors, with many documents damaged and missing. Several abuse victims have used the records to find out life-changing information about their family and ethnicity.
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confirmed that five young people had been identified as instigating the fight and that the authorities were investigating and would take legal action against the instigators.
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funding for provisions, the mixing of different categories of residents, lack of feedback opportunities from child residents, and a lack of a plan for incorporating
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in March 2017. Oranga Tamariki, initially known as the Ministry for Vulnerable Children, formally came into existence in November 2017. Following the formation of a
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to defuse the situation. On 16 June, Martin announced that the Government would be conducting a review into Oranga Tamariki's attempted uplifting in the case of a
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claimed that the parents had been bullied by Oranga Tamariki because of their race and advocated the repeal of Section 7AA of the Oranga Tamariki Act 1989.
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communities. The mother's lawyer Janet Mason and Oranga Tamariki argued that Judge Callinicos had misapplied the statutory cultural provisions of the
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to ensure that fewer Māori children end up in state care. As part of the agreement, Oranga Tamariki will deal with at-risk Tūhoe children through its
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defended Oranga Tamariki's actions and criticised Newsroom for allegedly spinning it into a "race issue." Meanwhile, Christian advocacy group
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In October 2019, it was reported that Oranga Tamariki was charging an Auckland dad $ 110 per hour to see his son. During that same month,
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also reported that staff faced frequent attacks with improvised weapons including sharpened toothbrushes and vape pen components. Unlike
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has oversight over the Oranga Tamariki system and ensures that organisations that work with children and young people comply with the
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searched and forced to wear suicide gowns. There were also allegations that some staff members were unqualified and included former
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during the two roof incidents in Christchurch and Auckland to convince the residents to come down from the roof.
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reported that Oranga Taramiki staff members had filmed several teenager residents participating in an illegal
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communities that Oranga Tamariki was taking away children whose parents had tested positive for COVID-19.
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The minister responsible for Oranga Tamariki is the Minister for Children, a position currently held by
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confirmed that the early childhood centre Subecz attended had also lost its license in November 2022.
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parents refused to participate in a government review, claiming a lack of trust in the investigation.
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Oranga Tamariki also operates five youth justice residences: Korowai Manaaki and Whakatakapokai in
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demanded the resignation of Oranga Tamariki chief executive Grainne Moss. By contrast, former
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probation officer expressing concerns about Malachi's wellbeing. The Minister for Children
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called for the Government to establish a fully independent watchdog for Oranga Tamariki.
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released a scathing report into Oranga Tamariki's handling of the case of five year old
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Moss announced in January 2021 that she was "stepping down" from her position.
2315:"'Very sneaky': Oranga Tamariki charges Auckland dad $ 110 an hour to see son"
446:
413:
335:
245:
426:
On 22 August 2019, Oranga Tamariki signed an agreement with the North Island
2585:"'Hardest decision of our lives': Foster parents return Moana to state care"
737:
513:
434:
1006:
540:
531:, arguing that the 2019 amendments to the Oranga Tamariki Act strengthened
2885:"How Government is responding to damning report on Malachi Subecz's death"
2519:"Moana appeal dismissed: Young Maori girl can stay with Pakeha caregivers"
423:
ruled out a royal commission of inquiry into Oranga Tamariki's practices.
1991:"Dame Tariana Turia calls for Oranga Tamariki CEO Grainne Moss to resign"
569:
365:
This attracted considerable media coverage and public discussion. Former
1117:"Faces of Innocents: CYF to be shut down and replaced by a new ministry"
527:
In early December 2022, Mason appealed the High Court's decision to the
3655:"Oranga Tamariki failing to follow its own laws, Chief Ombudsman finds"
3559:
3531:
3475:
3447:
3349:
3284:
2958:"'Bullying and nepotism' – Who's running our Youth Justice residences?"
2889:
2787:
2658:
2386:
2101:
2020:
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1629:
788:
757:
628:
258:
230:
3814:
2017:"Christine Rankin angry Oranga Tamariki uplifts becoming a race issue"
803:
criticised Oranga Tamariki's leadership and management, and advocated
136:
3586:
3179:
2291:
2237:
2181:
1916:
1779:"Punched, struck, kicked: Assaults on Oranga Tamariki staff increase"
1696:
1593:
1589:"'Military academy' for youth offenders to be trialled from mid-2024"
374:
1725:"Oranga Tamariki to take over from Child, Youth and Family tomorrow"
3582:"Staff, young people injured after fight at youth justice facility"
852:
given the Ministry's track record of ignoring its own procedures.
2480:
2478:
1939:"Māori will no longer tolerate the removal of babies by the state"
667:
2151:"Children's Minister steps into Oranga Tamariki baby uplift case"
499:(New Zealand European) foster parents, "the Smiths", and Moana's
3591:
3184:
2695:
1692:"Oranga Tamariki: More children entered state care in past year"
1598:
749:
716:
proposed replacing them with youth detention centres run by the
3823:
2098:"Oranga Tamariki defends policy after alarming newborn footage"
1457:"Residential homes for children and young people, 21st century"
400:
story. In response to public interest, the Children's Minister
3784:
3751:
3175:"Five offenders escape youth justice facility in Christchurch"
1163:"Ministry for Vulnerable Children is changing its name, again"
792:
766:
500:
427:
3686:"Chief Ombudsman makes rare call to overhaul Oranga Tamariki"
2260:"Oranga Tamariki signs agreement with North Island iwi Tūhoe"
1913:"Demands for Oranga Tamariki name change, end to 'uplifting'"
1658:"Govt launches pilot unit for controversial youth boot camps"
350:
published a series of stories including a documentary called
1421:"The inside story of New Zealand's youth justice residences"
745:
vacated the roof cavity and were taken into Police custody.
655:
In late June 2021 a whistleblower informed the news website
301:
Oranga Tamariki is the successor organisation to the former
3143:"Third Oranga Tamariki worker accused of sexual misconduct"
1450:
1448:
1379:
1377:
2621:"'Moana' Caregivers Bullied By Bureaucrats Into Giving Up"
1259:"New monitor promises to be vigilant over Oranga Tamariki"
3046:"Changes made at youth remand home after critical report"
2487:"Oranga Tamariki decision to be appealed by birth mother"
2363:"Oranga Tamariki chief executive Grainne Moss steps down"
2042:"Time For Govt To Establish Watchdog For Oranga Tamariki"
2552:"Moana decision appealed, may be heard in Supreme Court"
2444:
2442:
3679:
3677:
3024:"Oranga Tamariki closing care and protection residence"
2991:"Whistleblower video shows assault on state care kids"
1330:. Office of the Children's Commissioner. February 2018
1325:"Children's Commissioner: Statutory role and function"
2951:
2949:
3469:
Truebridge, Nick; Hewett, William (30 August 2023).
1514:
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1291:"Aroturuki Tamariki: Independent Children's Monitor"
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4112:Office for Māori Crown Relations–Te Arawhiti
4021:Ministry of Māori Development–Te Puni Kōkiri
3648:
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1414:
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1410:
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305:(CYF) department, which was dissolved down by the
271:confirmed that Oranga Tamariki would be running a
257:, Te Kohanga in Rotorua, and Will Street Whare in
1805:Livingston, Tommy; Hunt, Tom (8 November 2019).
1625:"Government confirms plans for youth boot camps"
1521:"Youths kept at residence for too long – report"
3967:Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment
897:have held the office of Minister for Children.
3815:Ministry for Children, Oranga Tamariki webpage
2989:Reid, Melanie; Sumner, Bonnie (28 June 2021).
291:Royal Commission of Inquiry into Abuse in Care
3835:
2956:Reid, Melanie; Sumner, Bonnie (5 July 2021).
404:announced that she would meet with local iwi
8:
3905:Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet
319:In November 2019, Oranga Tamariki (with the
199:Oversight of Oranga Tamariki System Act 2022
21:
3022:Melanie Reid; Bonnie Sumner (1 July 2021).
2123:Murphy, Tim; Sachdeva, Sam (13 June 2019).
1887:"Baby uplift case breached legal processes"
3859:public sector organisations in New Zealand
3842:
3828:
3820:
2380:Hendry-Tennent, Ireland (20 August 2020).
2073:"Oranga Tamariki taking Newsroom to court"
4046:New Zealand Security Intelligence Service
4011:Ministry of Housing and Urban Development
3920:Government Communications Security Bureau
838:On 21 February 2024, the Chief Ombudsman
1861:"An injustice we can no longer tolerate"
1461:Te Ara - The Encyclopedia of New Zealand
942:
899:
4155:Ministers in the New Zealand Government
3525:Haskell, Leighton (21 September 2023).
1102:
4184:New Zealand Public Service departments
4102:Whaikaha - Ministry of Disabled People
3850:New Zealand public service departments
3553:Truebridge, Nick (28 September 2023).
2499:from the original on 11 September 2021
2427:from the original on 10 September 2021
2365:. Radio New Zealand. 22 January 2021.
2125:"Judge declines OT action vs Newsroom"
1566:
1471:from the original on 16 September 2021
828:Children and Young People's Commission
599:including the Corrections Department,
203:Children and Young People's Commission
137:Ministry for Children, Oranga Tamariki
109:, Minister for Child Poverty Reduction
20:
3994:Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade
3684:McCallum, Hannah (24 February 2024).
3598:from the original on 25 December 2023
3324:from the original on 26 December 2023
3003:from the original on 25 December 2023
2970:from the original on 25 December 2023
2864:from the original on 16 December 2022
2730:from the original on 16 November 2022
2531:from the original on 25 November 2022
2369:from the original on 25 January 2021.
1305:from the original on 25 December 2023
679:Office of the Children's Commissioner
289:According to figures released by the
215:Office of the Children's Commissioner
180:Convention on the Rights of the Child
22:Oranga Tamariki—Ministry for Children
7:
4097:National Emergency Management Agency
2850:Quill, Annemarie (3 December 2022).
2831:from the original on 1 December 2022
2799:from the original on 1 December 2022
2762:from the original on 1 November 2022
2564:from the original on 8 December 2022
1455:Pollock, Kerryn (21 December 2018).
1142:"Total Appropriations for Each Vote"
3759:from the original on 17 August 2024
3653:Hudson, Jemina (21 February 2024).
3497:Hickman, Bill (21 September 2023).
3058:from the original on 10 August 2022
2934:from the original on 3 January 2024
2781:Quinlivan, Mark (1 December 2022).
2485:Sharpe, Marty (10 September 2021).
2449:Sharpe, Martin (9 September 2021).
2394:from the original on 20 August 2020
4126:Interdepartmental executive boards
3726:from the original on 17 April 2024
3712:Huston, Jennifer (17 April 2024).
2901:from the original on 20 March 2023
2895:Warner Bros. Discovery New Zealand
2793:Warner Bros. Discovery New Zealand
2716:Duff, Michelle (21 October 2022).
2664:Warner Bros. Discovery New Zealand
2652:Quinlivan, Mark (5 October 2022).
2633:from the original on 20 March 2023
2597:from the original on 20 March 2023
2313:Saxton, Amanda (17 October 2019).
1656:Macdonald, Kelvin (20 July 2024).
1497:from the original on 29 March 2023
1391:from the original on 21 March 2023
1387:. Oranga Tamariki. 13 March 2017.
640:Issues at youth justice facilities
346:On 11 June 2019, the news website
14:
3935:Ministry for Culture and Heritage
3631:from the original on 24 July 2024
3141:McConnell, Glenn (24 June 2023).
3034:from the original on 1 July 2021.
2684:Griffiths, Ethan (30 June 2022).
2550:Sharpe, Marty (7 December 2022).
1751:McQuillan, Laura (3 April 2017).
1704:from the original on 30 July 2024
1672:from the original on 24 July 2024
1637:from the original on 5 March 2024
1605:from the original on 5 March 2024
1465:Ministry for Culture and Heritage
862:National-led coalition government
276:academy pilot will commence at a
16:New Zealand government department
4179:Children's rights in New Zealand
3792:from the original on 20 May 2024
3778:Pennington, Phil (20 May 2024).
3441:Truebridge, Nick (7 July 2023).
3422:from the original on 7 July 2023
3390:from the original on 7 July 2023
3357:from the original on 8 July 2023
3343:Truebridge, Nick (4 July 2023).
3292:from the original on 2 July 2023
3259:from the original on 5 July 2023
3227:from the original on 2 July 2023
3191:from the original on 2 July 2023
3155:from the original on 5 July 2023
3122:from the original on 7 July 2023
3090:from the original on 21 May 2023
2883:Lynch, Jenna (1 December 2022).
2413:Sharpe, Marty (14 August 2021).
1989:Bateman, Sophie (13 June 2019).
1777:Robson, Sarah (1 October 2019).
1723:Davison, Isaac (31 March 2017).
1191:. Oranga Tamariki. 24 March 2017
1073:
1037:
1005:
973:
469:COVID-19 pandemic in New Zealand
237:, and Te Puna Wai ō Tuhinapo in
157:Ministry for Vulnerable Children
85:
84:
27:
4143:Strategic Planning Reform Board
4138:Family Violence Executive Board
4107:Ministry for Ethnic Communities
3945:Ministry for Primary Industries
3915:Ministry for Ethnic Communities
3898:National Library of New Zealand
3278:Hewett, William (3 July 2023).
2920:Taylor, Margot (18 July 2017).
2583:Sharpe, Marty (20 March 2023).
2203:Martin, Tracey (18 June 2019).
2149:Collins, Simon (15 June 2019).
1937:Parahi, Carmen (14 June 2019).
1885:Jennings, Mark (11 June 2019).
1555:. Oranga Tamariki. 19 July 2024
1491:"Youth Justice Community Homes"
932:
923:
914:
905:
311:Labour-led coalition government
217:, which was dissolved in 2023.
4092:Independent Children's Monitor
4031:Ministry of Social Development
3888:Department of Internal Affairs
3745:Ingoe, Maia (18 August 2024).
3376:Ruru, Karanama (5 July 2023).
1419:Morton, Nathan (30 May 2023).
889:List of ministers for children
762:Fire and Emergency New Zealand
609:Ministry of Social Development
577:by Malachi's stepfather and a
273:"Military-Style Academy Pilot"
207:Independent Children's Monitor
1:
3617:Dillane, Tom (18 July 2024).
2015:Ensor, Jamie (14 June 2019).
1911:Dunlop, Māni (13 June 2019).
1859:Stone, David (11 June 2019).
1834:"NZ's own 'taken generation'"
1358:. 1 July 2023. Archived from
1115:Kenny, Katie (28 July 2016).
229:, Te Maioha o Parekarangi in
161:Child, Youth and Family (CYF)
56:Child, Youth and Family (CYF)
3957:Ministry for the Environment
3940:Ministry for Pacific Peoples
3930:Land Information New Zealand
2334:Moir, Jo (29 October 2019).
2071:Murphy, Tim (12 June 2019).
1964:"NZ's own stolen generation"
1148:. The Treasury. 30 May 2019.
702:men's prisons in New Zealand
529:Supreme Court of New Zealand
342:2019 "Uplifting" controversy
197:Under the provisions of the
4041:New Zealand Customs Service
1519:Chen, Liu (8 August 2021).
1257:Hill, Ruth (23 June 2023).
543:(family). In response, the
233:, Te Au rere a te Tonga in
4200:
3878:Department of Conservation
1573:: CS1 maint: url-status (
1553:"Military-Style Academies"
1385:"Youth Justice Residences"
826:In mid February 2024, the
554:
4151:
4056:Public Service Commission
3925:Inland Revenue Department
3883:Department of Corrections
3855:
2922:"Youth remand home shock"
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1046:
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805:military-style boot camps
718:Department of Corrections
551:Malachi Subecz abuse case
307:Fifth National Government
264:In early March 2024, the
26:
3977:New Zealand Space Agency
2205:"Oranga Tamariki Review"
2046:Family First New Zealand
627:In early December 2022,
557:Murder of Malachi Subecz
522:Oranga Tamariki Act 1989
382:Family First New Zealand
221:Youth justice facilities
211:Oranga Tamariki Act 1989
82:Total budget for 2019/20
4174:Politics of New Zealand
4117:Social Wellbeing Agency
4026:Ministry for Regulation
3972:Immigration New Zealand
3950:New Zealand Food Safety
3910:Education Review Office
985:
834:2024 Ombudsman's review
724:Wai with an improvised
303:Child, Youth and Family
167:Functions and structure
103:, Minister for Children
4133:Border Executive Board
4066:Statistics New Zealand
3624:The New Zealand Herald
3317:The New Zealand Herald
3252:The New Zealand Herald
3051:The New Zealand Herald
2341:The New Zealand Herald
2265:The New Zealand Herald
2209:New Zealand Government
2156:The New Zealand Herald
1784:The New Zealand Herald
1730:The New Zealand Herald
1426:The New Zealand Herald
1355:The New Zealand Herald
1299:New Zealand Government
833:
777:The New Zealand Herald
692:The New Zealand Herald
579:Corrections Department
4087:Cancer Control Agency
4080:Departmental agencies
4036:Ministry of Transport
3984:Ministry of Education
670:staff who had failed
601:Ministry of Education
592:Debbie Ngarewa-Packer
561:In October 2022, the
396:to change details to
375:Families Commissioner
321:Ministry of Education
266:Minister for Children
153:Ministry for Children
151:), also known as the
94:Ministers responsible
4061:Serious Fraud Office
4004:Public Health Agency
3893:Archives New Zealand
3594:. 12 December 2023.
3320:. 26 December 2023.
677:In August 2021, the
491:Uplifting of "Moana"
79:Vote Oranga Tamariki
4016:Ministry of Justice
3989:Ministry of Defence
2827:. 1 December 2022.
2758:. 21 October 2022.
2691:Bay of Plenty Times
2527:. 9 November 2022.
2463:on 9 September 2021
1493:. Oranga Tamariki.
1211:"About Us Brochure"
872:Women's Centre and
735:Police Commissioner
155:and previously the
23:
3999:Ministry of Health
3962:Ministry for Women
3054:. 10 August 2023.
689:In late May 2023,
613:New Zealand Police
605:Ministry of Health
533:Treaty of Waitangi
473:Minister of Health
4161:
4160:
3719:Radio New Zealand
3660:Radio New Zealand
3504:Radio New Zealand
3415:Radio New Zealand
3115:Radio New Zealand
3083:Radio New Zealand
2927:Otago Daily Times
2824:Radio New Zealand
2755:Radio New Zealand
2619:(20 March 2023).
1968:Radio New Zealand
1526:Radio New Zealand
1264:Radio New Zealand
1238:. Oranga Tamariki
1216:. Oranga Tamariki
1169:. 31 October 2017
1094:
1093:
1080:27 November 2023
1047:27 November 2023
980:20 December 2016
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801:Christopher Luxon
463:COVID-19 pandemic
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107:Hon Louise Upston
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787:On 4 July 2023,
378:Christine Rankin
278:Palmerston North
235:Palmerston North
117:Agency executive
101:Hon Karen Chhour
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