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Reducing Child and Youth Offending Project Evaluation
(GETS RFx ID :34190493)
Close Date :Tuesday, 30 June 2026 5:00 PM

The Reducing Child and Youth Offending (RCYO) Project is a targeted Sport NZ initiative (to June 2028) that seeks to contribute to the reduction of child and youth offending and reoffending by strengthening protective factors through accessible, high-quality and culturally responsive sport and physical activity, supported by a capable, evidence-informed and well-connected system.

Sport NZ is seeking an evaluation supplier to evaluate the implementation and impact of the RCYO Project.

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New Mana Taiohi learning module

Explore SportNZ online module introducing the Mana Taiohi framework – a positive youth-development approach that can support your work with rangatahi. Developed with Ara Taiohi, the module includes practical examples and reflection prompts to support your mahi. Complete it at your pace.

You do have to create an account to access this, EASY.

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Consultation on fisheries in the Hauraki/Coromandel region, plse share

*CONSULTATION* We’re inviting feedback on proposed changes to recreational fishing rules for the Auckland and Coromandel area.

The proposals address ongoing community concerns about harvest pressure and the sustainability of shellfish and other marine life found in rocky shore areas and rock pools.

Fisheries New Zealand invites submissions from people who have an interest in these coastal areas and the marine life found there.

To find out more or have your say, visit: https://bit.ly/4d85N0W

The closing date for submissions is 5pm on Friday, 12 June 2026.

Please note that comments on this post to not count as submissions.

National Arts- Equity Policy Consultation Underway.

Closes 10 May 2026. Will affect the national priorities, governance & operations of Creative NZ. Glad to see TOW listed & this needs to be tautoko-d so it doesn't get removed in this divisive political environment. Link to Policy & feedback here:

Te Ara Mana Tautika o ngā Toi – Equity in the Arts Policy (Draft) The policy sets out how Creative New Zealand will support equity (mana tautika) in the arts and give effect to our obligations under the Arts Council of New Zealand Toi Aotearoa Act 2014 so all New Zealanders can access, take part in and benefit from the arts, culture, creativity and ngā toi Māori...