Congratulations! The following entries are winners and finalists in the 2017 Plain English Awards!
Here they are, our 2017 winners and finalists.
Winner: Utilities Disputes
Winner: Steph Prince, NZ Transport Agency
Finalist: Megan Lane, Empathy
Winner: Superu — Making Sense of Evaluation — a handbook for the social sector
Finalists
Ministry for Women — Closing the gender pay gap — advice for employers
Wellington City Council — Our Wellington — Tō Tātou Pōneke (winter 2017 edition)
Winner: Tower Insurance Limited — House Insurance Premium Cover
Finalist: KPMG New Zealand — Mindset. Trust. Adaptability. KPMG New Zealand CEO Outlook Survey 2017
Winner: Department of Internal Affairs — Govt.nz
Finalists
JUNO magazine — www.junoinvesting.co.nz
Intellectual Property Office of New Zealand — www.iponz.govt.nz
Ministry of Social Development — Studylink — www.studylink.govt.nz
Winner: Jan Schrader, Stats NZ
Finalists
Steph Prince, NZ Transport Agency
Ministry for Women
Winner: Louisa Eades, Streamliners
Finalist: Wellington Region Emergency Management Office
Winner: Z Energy — Solving what matters for a moving world. 2017 Annual Report
Finalists
English Language Partners New Zealand Trust — English Language Partners New Zealand Annual Report 2016
Kiwi Wealth KiwiSaver Scheme — Kiwi Wealth KiwiSaver Scheme Annual Report 2017
Winner: Parliamentary Counsel Office — Contract and Commercial Law Act 2017
Finalist: Cavell Leitch — Property Sharing Agreement
Winner: Ministry of Civil Defence & Emergency Management — happens.nz
Finalists
New Zealand Insolvency and Trustee Service — Types of Creditor
Parliamentary Counsel Office — Contract and Commercial Law Act 2017
Winner: Wellington City Council — Our Wellington — Tō Tātou Pōneke (winter 2017 edition)
Finalists
Kiwi Wealth KiwiSaver Scheme — Kiwi Wealth KiwiSaver Scheme Annual Report 2017
Superu — Making sense of evaluation
Perry Outdoor Education Trust — POET latest news
Among the entries this year the judges felt there was only one that truly qualified as a ‘Brainstrain’. (That’s got to be good news!)
Inland Revenue — Inland Revenue direct debit conditions