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Boosting Accessibility: NZ Funds Six Innovative Tech Projects for Disabled People

22 May 2026 5 months ago 884 views

The Ministry of Disabled People – Whaikaha, in collaboration with Creative HQ, has selected six projects for the Access Activator pilot programme to improve accessibility for disabled New Zealanders through technology. These projects, which address needs in street navigation, reading, housing, and sports education, received a total of $405,000 in funding and will be supported with mentoring to maximize their impact. The initiative aims to help disabled people thrive and participate fully in society, reflecting the growing population with disabilities and their valuable contributions.

Tags: Louise Upston Ministry of Disabled People Whaikaha Creative HQ Access Activator Accessibility Advisory Group Access Quest Intermentis Veera People First
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New Auckland Central Police Station Enhances Public Safety and Crime Reduction Efforts

18 Jul 2025 1 year ago 2046 views

The new Auckland central police station enhances police visibility and accessibility to the public, retail sector, and business community in the city center, addressing community demands for a central police presence. Minister Mark Mitchell emphasizes the importance of public safety and highlights the positive impact of the 51 inner city beat officers in reducing crime rates, with notable decreases in victimizations, robbery, and theft. The collaboration between police officers, stakeholders, and volunteers has contributed to these results, and the central police base is expected to further improve crime response and community safety in Auckland.

Tags: Auckland central police station police visibility accessibility public safety Mark Mitchell law and order agenda police officers inner city beat officers crime reduction community involvement
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