Oranga Tamariki: Gráinne Moss's exit does not mean the Māori child welfare crisis is resolved

While the departure of the child welfare boss is welcome, social justice for Mori children in the state care system is a long way off

The resignation of Oranga Tamariki boss Grainne Moss signals the end of a protracted ideological dispute over child protection policy. But as is often the case with social work in liberal capitalist states, this represents the end of a specific battle rather than the resolution of a long-running war.