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Experts urge govt to look beyond politics when addressing crime

The government's $500m pledge to tackle gang and youth-related crime must look beyond the election term and be evidence-based, academics warn.

New zealandEugene ryderJarrod gilbert canterburyTracey mcintoshJarrod gilbertJacinda ardernUniversity of aucklandMinister jacinda ardernMorning reportIndigenous studies tracey mcintoshIndigenous studiesAuckland universityRadio new zealandUblic radioUrrent affairs

First Pasifika woman promoted to pro vice-chancellor level at Auckland University

First Pasifika woman promoted to pro vice-chancellor level at Auckland University
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Closing the education equity gap will be challenging for many

OPINION: Achieving better outcomes for disadvantaged students could mean criticising good people working in bad systems.

New zealandRaj chettyMartin luther king jrRobin diangeloTim renickTracey mcintoshTertiary education commissionGeorgia state universityProfessor tracey mcintosh

Lifelong health toll from childhood adversity revealed in New Zealand research

New research from the University of Auckland shows the lifelong toll that adverse events in childhood can take on your health

New zealandNew zealand generalJanet fanslowPauline gulliverLadan hashemiTracey mcintoshSchool of population healthZealand family violenceHealth sciencesAssociate professor janet fanslowPopulation healthZealand family violence surveyProfessor tracey mcintoshChild abuse

Prisons are failing our wāhine and it s a human rights issue

OPINION: Treatment in women's prisons may be arbitrary, punitive, antagonising, harsh and uncaring. That is a sobering challenge to all of us.

New zealandSharon shalevTracey mcintoshTiritio waitangiHuman rights commissionProfessor tracey mcintoshUnited nations declarationIndigenous peoples

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