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1. NZCVS Core Report Cycle 2 (2019) [pdf, 1.7 MB]

   ...and economic deprivation around where many Māori live, makes it more likely that they will be a victim of crime. Adults who were never married or in a civil union (36%) were significantly more likely to experience crime. Adults living in sole-parent households (37%) were significantly more likely to experience crime while adults living in couple-only households (26%) were significantly less likely to experience crime When factors such as age were considered, disabled adults were...

2. Kelly v Tall Poppies Education Limited [2024] NZHRRT 54 [pdf, 339 KB]

   ...those services in an educator’s own home. [2] The plaintiff is a registered Early Childhood Teacher. She was caring for young children between 0 and 6 years of age in her own home pursuant to her August 2019 contract with Tall Poppies (and separate contracts between the plaintiff and fee-paying parents/caregivers). [3] Tall Poppies suspended its contract with the plaintiff on 5 August 2021. Ms Kelly wrote to Tall Poppies’ director Mrs Perry (the second defendant) on the mor...

3. Samuels v Matauri X Incorporation - Matauri X Incorporation (2007) 120 Whangarei MB 52 (120 WH 52) [pdf, 9.4 MB]

   ...happen. Nevertheless, I understand from Mr Samuels that it was the view of his step-father that part of the land should be amalgamated and it seems that his view prevailed in the domestic deliberations. The 10 acres at Putataua Bay was to be held separately by Mr Samuels' step-father and mother. Consequently, a further partition was necessary, giving rise to Matauri IH8Al (the 10 acres) and Matauri 1H8A2 (the 7 acres 3 roods and 13 perches). [15] On 7 July 1966 the Court made...

4. Vikashwarjeet v Devi [2014] NZIACDT 6 (30 January 2014) [pdf, 56 KB]

   ...respond before a decision to uphold or dismiss the complaint is made. Discussion The facts [8] The material allegations in the complaint appear to be: [8.1] The complainants approached the adviser to assist with seeking a visitor’s visa for the parents of one of the complainants. [8.2] At the initial meeting, the complainants explained to the adviser that there was a potential issue in that one of the persons seeking a visa had previously had a visa revoked due to a character i...

5. Trustees of the Horina Nepia and Te Hiwi Piahana Whanau Trust v Ngati Tukorehe Tribal Committee & Tahamata Incorporation (2014) 314 Aotea MB 159 (314 AOT 159) [pdf, 231 KB]

   ...Aotea MB 12-13 (50 AOT 12-13) 314 Aotea MB 163 [7] The Incorporation and NTTC reject the claims and argue that Paora Te Hiwi intended that the shares were to be transferred for the benefit of the hapū and marae that Mr Te Hiwi affiliated to through the tribal entities located at Ohau. They say that while the transfer form refers to “Tukorehe Pa, Ohau” the share register and related records disclose that the shares were transferred to the trustees of Ohau Pā Reserve....

6. Hipango v Ngaurukehu Section 3 and Other Blocks Inc. - Rangiwaea 4F14A2C (2023) 473 Aotea MB 25 (473 AOT 25) [pdf, 465 KB]

   ...could only be transferred to another shareholder, the incorporation, the Māori Trustee, a state loan department or the Crown. There was also the ability to transfer shares to the shareholder’s spouse, child or remoter issue, brother, sister, parent, brother or sister of a parent, or to the child or remoter issue of a parent or of the brother or sister. Part 13 Māori Incorporations [31] For current purposes, a significant change to the pre-1993 regime was that shares in a Māo...

7. Thwaites v Barnett - Harataunga East 2B 2B 1 (2019) 174 Waikato Maniapoto MB 233 (174 WMN 233) [pdf, 333 KB]

   ...application by Shelly Thwaites, pursuant to s 289 of Te Ture Whenua Māori Act 1993, to partition her interests in the Harataunga East 2B 2B 1 block into two areas. She seeks the partition to protect her interests and existing houses under a separate title for her children and grandchildren, given her serious concerns regarding the activities and environmental hazards on the land, and the way in which the block is being administered. [2] The application is opposed by some of the...

8. Thompson - Hauai Ahu Whenua Trust (2014) 87 Taitokerau MB 258 (87 TTK 258) [pdf, 619 KB]

   ...relationship to the pre-1977 titles. The land titles prior to 1977 [8] The land in question is situated on the historic and picturesque Rawhiti peninsula. It is of great cultural significance to Ngāti Kuta. [9] Prior to 1977 the land comprised three separate titles: Hauai 2D1C (which included the island, Moturahurahu), Hauai 2D2 and Hauai 2D3. Importantly, while the parent title (Hauai 2D) was surveyed in 1913 and depicted on survey plan ML 9143, the three subsequent titles...

9. NZCASS 2014 Data items variables list [xls, 373 KB]

   ...sister(s) 1. Yes 0. No All persons Q148_101_8 Main LIVE_FLAT Whether live with flatmate(s) 1. Yes 0. No All persons Q148_101_9 Main LIVE_OTH Whether live with other people not included above 1. Yes 0. No All persons Q148_101_96 Includes for example grandparents, parents in-law, boarder, etc Main LIVE_OTHT Text field of type of other person lives with Open text field All persons Q148_101_96A Main LIVE_ALON Whether lives alone 1. Yes 0. No All persons Q148_101_97 Main LIVE_RF Whethe...

10. NZCVS Cycle 4 Core Report v0.20 [pdf, 3.1 MB]

    ...Who is experiencing crime? • In Cycle 4, key population factors associated with a higher likelihood of victimisation when compared with the New Zealand average included: – personal factors: young adults (aged 15–29); bisexual; Māori; separated – economic and household factors: not employed and not actively seeking work; living in a one-parent-with-child(ren) household or multi-person household; renting government accommodation; being under high levels of financial press...