Morrison Low Advisory signs on as Taituarā supporting partner 

Published:
Tue 10 Feb 2026

We are thrilled to announce Morrison Low Advisory has come on board as a supporting partner of Taituarā.  

Established in 2000, Morrison Low Advisory is a trusted advisory firm, with offices in Wellington, Auckland and Sydney.  

They specialise in working closely with government and public organisations on unique challenges, their team has experience in almost every aspect of central, state and local government in Australia, New Zealand and internationally.  

Morrison Low Advisory partner with government decision-makers and empower them with the insight, clarity and confidence to make and implement decisions that count.  

The firm are committed to collaboration and relationship building. Dan Bonifant, Managing Director of Morrison Low Advisory says:  

“We are delighted to partner with Taituarā. We’ve been supporting local government for 25 years and see this new partnership with Taituarā as a natural evolution of that relationship with the sector, its leaders and the people who work in it.” 

As part of their partnership Morrison Low Advisory will be a part of this year’s Excellence Awards sponsoring the Award for Excellence in Collaborating for Results.  

All award categories are currently open for applications with the winners to be announced at Tākina in Te Whanganui-a-Tara Wellington on 18 June.  

We are excited to be entering into this partnership with Morrison Low Advisory and look forward to collaborating over the coming years! 

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