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

An ambitious move to lower emissions from new houses and offices could contribute $147 billion to GDP, and support 46,000 additional full-time jobs per year.

Reflections on the developing post-COVID economy, Ukraine, what it means for local communities, and other aspects of the economic backdrop over the medium-term.

Many homes in New Zealand are not providing adequate protection from winter conditions.

The funding has made a transformative contribution to the region.

As we look to the future of work there is a need for agility, adaptability and shifting mindsets if we are to build sustainable and resilient career paths.

Demand for aged residential care is forecast to increase by an estimated 15,000 beds by 2030 but an unsustainable funding model is threatening fair access to care.

New research into the migrant pay gap in New Zealand has revealed concerning inequities between migrants from different countries of birth.

BERL completed a SROI evaluation of Whiria te Muka, an innovative programme to reduce whānau harm in Northland.

The Tāmaki Makaurau Māori economy is diverse and growing rapidly.

What happens in the economy if there is a boost to productivity growth?

BERL research for APEC to understand the economic impact of the pandemic on Indigenous Peoples to support an inclusive recovery.

We created an emissions profile for the Māori economy to understand vulnerabilities and opportunities for Māori in the transition to a low emissions economy.

We all pay for sexual violence, in this analysis we show what the economic cost of this is.