Research highlights key factors enabling te reo Māori growth, including speaker density and informal connections within communities.

Whenua Māori is at the core of Te Ōhanga Māori, and provisional highlights from BERL research reveal the extent of its significant economic contribution. 

Māori ownership of horticultural land continues to trend upwards, making a valuable contribution to Te Ōhanga Māori, specifically in kiwifruit.

Curious about how AI can revolutionise your SME or NGO? Discover a strategic roadmap for ethical and effective AI adoption tailored for New Zealand organisations.

The fourth iteration of our research on Te Ōhanga Māori highlights that the Māori economy continues to grow and transform within the Aotearoa New Zealand economy.

Māori tourism is unique and plays a significant, and growing role in Aotearoa New Zealand’s tourism sector, acting as a competitive advantage on the global stage.

Initial findings from Te Ōhanga Māori 2023 show that the Māori economy continues to be a strong, growing, and diversified component of New Zealand’s economy.

Explore how Wellington's cost of living crisis impacts community services and the crucial role of Wellington City Mission in these challenging times. 

Population growth and large-scale developments across Southern Auckland are set to create up to 102,700 new jobs by 2030. 
 

Wellington International Airport is a vital point of connectivity for the Wellington region and plays a critical role in the regional economy 

New Zealand's wine industry is addressing workforce challenges and seizing opportunities with insights from our latest research on skills and roles.

A review of retirement village regulations and operating models across the globe, including Australia, the UK, the USA, Canada, Germany, and India.

A report for the Consumer Advocacy Council addresses the role of the Electricity Authority in setting prices, and discusses how new technology could reduce costs.

Museums and galleries play a significant role in our local and national economies, contributing to tourism, gross domestic product and curriculum-focused education.

Grounded in te ao Māori, te Ōhanga Wāhine Māori spans interwoven strands of entrepreneurship, employment, and social and cultural enhancement through unpaid work.

Plant variety rights protection benefits the economy, health, and the environment, but increasing costs could impact the competitiveness of primary industries.

The latest insights on New Zealand's aged residential care sector unveils trends and ongoing challenges.

Report for NZKGI finds kiwifruit export model has created a brand that manages quality and quantity to deliver high returns to kiwifruit growers.

ANZTEC has been successful in facilitating trade in goods between New Zealand and Taiwan, but there are opportunities to maximise the partnership.

New research estimates the contribution facilities management makes to New Zealand’s economy.

Studies into Kānoa-managed investments in Te Tai Tokerau Northland and the manufacturing-engineering sector found positive economic, business and community impacts.

Which economic model is appropriate for what research situations? We assisted FMAG in answering this question.

New research by Community Networks Aotearoa reveals the banking issues plaguing community organisations in New Zealand.

Research shows lack of data on rare disorders in New Zealand, suggesting health entities lack understanding of their prevalence and impact.

Just 14 percent of our exporting firms are owned by women. Our research helps highlight the barriers for women in the export sector.

Data Manager, Hugh Dixon, presented at the 2023 Symposium on Seafood Production.

We uncovered many lessons that could be applied in Aotearoa New Zealand, and modelled how a large retrofit scheme could impact our economy.

We conducted a review of the Treasury’s Business Finance Guarantee Scheme concluding that the programme supported small-medium enterprises to borrow during COVID-19

BERL research has revealed that museums and galleries play a critical, but often overlooked, role in conserving cultural capital in Aotearoa

Migrants most at risk of exploitation lack knowledge of their employment rights – making this information more accessible is crucial.