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Oranga Tamariki survey paints mostly rosy picture of those in its care

Six in 100 kids in Oranga Tamariki care have little hope for the future but nearly all feel loved.

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Police open investigation into Newsroom

Police open investigation into Newsroom Newsroom 5 days ago © Provided by Newsroom Newsroom is slapped with a full $13,000 order for costs, and is now subject to a police inquiry, over a video story that changed a worrying Oranga Tamariki practice Police have opened a criminal investigation into Newsroom over a documentary published at the end of last year revealing a reverse uplift of children by Oranga Tamariki staff. The video story, by Newsroom Investigates editor Melanie Reid, was forced off this website by High Court order at the urging of the Solicitor-General for allegedly containing information that could identify the children involved in the case. Newsroom disputed that claim and, in initial negotiations with Crown Law, amended the video to meet most of its listed concerns. However its lawyers then went, without notice, to the High Court and obtained the interim injunction order preventing its further publication.

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Removal of Māori children breached Treaty

Removal of Māori children breached Treaty - Tribunal Newsroom 9 hrs ago © Provided by Newsroom Sustained and systematic breaches of the Treaty of Waitangi by the Crown in taking young Māori into state care are cited by the Waitangi Tribunal in calling for a new Maori-led authority The Waitangi Tribunal has found the Crown s removal of Māori children into state care and the structural racism of Oranga Tamariki to be a profound and ongoing breach of the Treaty of Waitangi - and recommends a new Māori authority to oversee care and protection of tamariki. The authority s function would be to identify changes needed to eliminate the state sector care of tamariki Māori and it should be established and funded as a priority.

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Oranga Tamariki s failings exposed

05:00, May 01 2021 RNZ Having a Māori acting as head of Oranga Tamariki is not enough to solve racism in the Ministry for Children, says Lady Tureiti Moxon. EDITORIAL: Never doubt the power of images. It was a documentary produced by Newsroom, fronted by veteran investigative journalist Melanie Reid, that brought problems in Oranga Tamariki to wider attention. The video, which covered the uplift of a newborn baby from a hospital in Hastings, appeared nearly two years ago and sparked a national discussion, inflected with despair and disbelief, that led to an urgent inquiry by the Waitangi Tribunal. At a stretch, you could say it had a similar impact in New Zealand to the George Floyd video in the US.

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