5 July 2019 PRESS RELEASE NZ’s first SDG People’s Report launched A group of organisations launched New Zealand’s first People’s Report on the 2030 Agenda and Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) this week at Victoria University of Wellington. The report is hosted at www.sdg.org.nz/peoples-report. The report is the result of many months of work gathering people’s […]
Read More ›Tēnā tatou, haere mai to our pānui for the month of Paenga-whāwhā. Please enjoy reading updates from the Charities Act Review community hui, the launch of a national campaign for a Capital Gains Tax, several opportunities for you to share your views on government reviews, and an invitation to young people to participate in Youth Parliament 2019. […]
Read More ›Tax Justice Aotearoa NZ and its supporters has launched a nationwide campaign for a capital gains tax and a fairer tax system. The campaign will add balance to the current tax debate and give voice to the many people and organisations who believe it’s time for a capital gains tax to help reduce inequality in Aoteaora. […]
Read More ›Written by Gaurav Dhar, Hui E! Pou Āwhina and IT specialist Recently, I attended seminars in Berlin and Wellington on cloud computing for Amazon Web Services (AWS) and Microsoft Azure. Both technologies are on par with each other and come with a market place to choose different products that suit customer’s need (kind of like the Apple App Store and Google Play […]
Read More ›Take a visual tour of how the SDGs apply to NZ. We mapped our five community priorities, which we released leading up to the 2017 General Election, with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The SDGs are the United Nations’ latest development agenda. Different to the Millennium Development Goals, the SDGs have more breath and most importantly […]
Read More ›Hui E! Community Aotearoa Hui E! Community Aotearoa seeks to promote, strengthen and connect the Community Sector – tangata whenua organisations and the broad voluntary and community sector – charities, incorporated societies, clubs, boards, trusts, and informal community groups. Ko tā Hui E! Community Aotearoa he whakatairanga, he whakapakari, he tūhono i te […]
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