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• Two new NZSL Board members appointed

  Two new NZSL Board members appointed. 29 May 2025. The new members Rosita Rapihana (Te Aitanga-a- Mahaki, Te Aitanga-a-Hauiti, Ngāti Porou) and Sarah Mason will bring valuable experience

• Changes to Total Mobility scheme

  Changes to Total Mobility scheme. 16 December 2025. The Government has today announced changes to the Total Mobility scheme, alongside consultation on how to improve the service.

• Appendix 3 – Updated government response and progress reporting on UNCRPD recommendations redacted (DOCX 98KB)

  These were published to the Human Rights Monitor online tool in July 2025. ... This work was published in July 2025 and can be found through this link.

• Persistent gaps in health and wellbeing for disabled New Zealanders

  Hazardous drinking patterns: no change for disabled men (21.6% in 2024/2025), while non-disabled men decreased (from 28.2% to 21.9%). ... The 2024/2025 NZHS shows increases in rates of ADHD, Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), and hyperactivity across all

• NZDS Minister Media Release Large Print (PDF 146KB)

  18pt. New Disability Strategy drives change Adapted in 2025 by Accessible Formats Service, Blind Low Vision NZ, Auckland.

• Consultation on draft NZSL strategy has closed

  Consultation on draft NZSL strategy has closed. 03 June 2025. The New Zealand Sign Language (NZSL) Board thanks all those who participated in the consultation as your feedback will help the

• ZKia Toipoto pay gap Report 2024 Accessible Version LP (DOCX 247KB)

  The actions captured below alongside our “progress to date” commentary, are intended as inputs to the standalone ministry’s planning processes for 2025.

• Disability strategy working group members announced

  Disability strategy working group members announced. 04 April 2025. Members of the new working groups tasked with developing actions for a refreshed New Zealand disability strategy have been appointed.

• OIA3798 response Redacted v2 (PDF 377KB)

  The Atoatoali’o – National Pacific Disability approach 2025-2029 will be available in the coming months.

• Data insights in education, employment, health, housing and justice

  Data insights in education, employment, health, housing and justice. 01 July 2025.