Our aims
The Injury Prevention Network of Aotearoa New Zealand (IPNANZ) promotes safe living, working, and recreational environments and communities in Aotearoa New Zealand through injury prevention.
| About injuries in Aotearoa New Zealand
In 2007/08, over 1,600 New Zealanders died as the result of injury. That's 134 people each month, or around four each day. In fact, someone in New Zealand is injured every 17 seconds.
| IPNANZ Update #109 - 10 January 2012 Parliamentary Speeches and Press Releases IPNANZ in the Media IPNANZ Strategic Directions 2012-2015
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IPNANZ National Cultural Strategies Manager Programme Manager - NZ Injury Prevention Strategy - Wellington (03712)
Product Development Advisor - Insurance & Prevention Services - Wellington (05112)
| NZ among nations making no progress on child maltreatmentNew Zealand is named in a major international study involving the University of Otago as one of six states and countries which have no clear evidence of a decrease in child maltreatment over the past two decades. Read more
| No Change in Child Abuse Rates: Study The day after James Hemana was found guilty of murdering his six-month-old stepson Cezar Taylor in July last year, a new study has found there's been no obvious reduction in child abuse in New Zealand over the past two decades. Read more
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 Connecting pathways for a vibrant and safer futureCome and join the world's leading injury prevention and safety researchers, practitioners and advocates in Wellington in October, 2012. http://www.safety2012.org.nz/
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