
'Shameful': A third of New Zealand 8-year-olds say they are bullied
'This is the children telling us in their own words that this is happening.'
'This is the children telling us in their own words that this is happening.'
Labour is offering the carrot, National the stick, and other parties want a new approach.
Nikola Marinovich worked on children's tv show What Now after his release from prison.
Andrew Becroft wants the minimum age of criminal responsibility raised from 10 years.
'Decisions were being made late, without expert advice... without whānau involvement.'
"Gaping holes through which predators can easily slip."
"I see now that I was wrong to engage him given his previous history."
Disgraced paedophile who worked on kids' TV show admits fresh charges.
Māori children represent 68 per cent of all children in state care in New Zealand.
It came after the Children's Commissioner told often-harrowing stories about uplifts.
Mother was halfway through labour when she learned her baby was to be taken.
Comment: We owe it to the children to build their country back better than it was before.
Children, elderly, mentally unwell and prisoners in care will have human rights monitored.
COMMENT: We amended the law to protect our money from fraud - time to do it for the kids.
It's part of a review into how to keep more Māori babies in the care of their whānau.
Foon and Becroft call for mandatory anti-bullying schemes in schools.
An initiative which finds 'big siblings' for Auckland kids has struck a chord with Kiwis.
Tracey Martin has instructed her officials to look into why this was allowed to happen.
Comment: Free lunches just one facet of the Child and Youth Wellbeing Strategy.
Oranga Tamariki had been contacted by people concerned about Malcolm Bell's welfare.
"We are not trusting Māori families to look after their own."
Abusers include caregivers, parents, other children - and Oranga Tamariki staff members.
Children's Commissioner Andrew Becroft says changes are significant and desperately needed
Editorial: There must be an unflinching look at how bias and racism are driving policies.
It follows the attempted uplift of a Maori woman's baby in Hastings.
Minister for Children has announced an inquiry by Oranga Tamariki into child uplifts.
Mother and baby take a DNA test to prevent child from being uplifted by Oranga Tamariki.
Budget seems to be missing the well-being of 20% of the New Zealand population.
Oranga Tamariki is buying up homes so it can house young offenders on remand.
More than a third of students are still being bullied even in the "best" schools.