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This Royal Commission is an independent inquiry into abuse in state care and in the care of faith-based institutions in Aotearoa New Zealand.

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Media play an important role in helping the public understand the scale and impact of abuse in care. If media people would like to attend and/or report on a Royal Commission public hearing, you must adhere to these Media Guidelines which include applying to attend/report within five business days. If you have an media enquiry, please contact: media@abuseincare.org.nz or 027 298 2094.

Commission welcomes Government funding commitment

20 May 2021

The Abuse in Care Royal Commission has welcomed the Government’s ongoing support of the Inquiry.

Abuse in State Residential homes public hearing 11 May witness list

11 May 2021

The Abuse in Care Inquiry State Residential homes public hearing resumes for its final day. Commissioners will hear from three witnesses.

Abuse in State Residential homes public hearing 10 May witness list

10 May 2021

The Abuse in Care Inquiry State Residential homes public hearing resumes today. Commissioners will hear from two witnesses.

Abuse in State Residential homes public hearing: 7 May witness list

7 May 2021

The Abuse in Care Inquiry State Residential homes public hearing resumes today. Commissioners will hear from two witnesses.

Pacific Investigation hearing confirmed for Fale o Samoa, South Auckland

7 May 2021

The Abuse in Care Inquiry will hold its Pacific Investigation hearing, 'Tulou: Our Pacific Voices; Tatala e Pulonga' at the Fale o Samoa in South Auckland.

Abuse in State Residential homes public hearing 6 May witness list

6 May 2021

The Abuse in Care Inquiry State Residential homes public hearing resumes today. Commissioners will hear from two witnesses.

Royal Commission opens submissions on reforms to redress for survivors of abuse

5 May 2021

The Royal Commission is considering in detail what changes could be made to redress processes for survivors of abuse in care.

Abuse in State Residential homes public hearing 5 May witness list

5 May 2021

The Abuse in Care Inquiry State Residential homes public hearing resumes today in Auckland. Commissioners will hear from two witnesses.

Abuse in State Residential homes public hearing 4 May witness list

4 May 2021

The Abuse in Care Inquiry State Residential homes public hearing resumes today in Auckland. Commissioners will hear from three witnesses.

Abuse in State Residential homes public hearing: 3 May witness list

3 May 2021

The Abuse in Care Royal Commission of Inquiry State Residential homes public hearing starts today in Auckland.

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So far, over 900 survivors have shared their experience. Join them. Ā mohoa nei, neke atu i te 900 purapura ora kua kōrero mai i ō rātou haerenga. Hono mai.

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  • Mō te Kōmihana a te Karauna About the Royal Commission
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