Prevent youth crime by ending poverty, says CPAG
Child Poverty Action Group (CPAG) says that the Government must focus its efforts on the causes of youth offending, as…
Child Poverty Action Group (CPAG) says that the Government must focus its efforts on the causes of youth offending, as…
The Salvation Army’s latest report ‘Taking Stock’ shows why New Zealand needs a Labour-led Government committed to a massive house…
The National government has got its wish – the Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement (TPPA) is off the front pages and back into the shadows of secret negotiations. Big dangers lurk in those shadows!
WATCHING THE GREENS’ campaign reset unfold, I couldn’t help but regret the demise of the pre-Dotcom Mana Party. Because sure as eggs-is-eggs, the Greens have put poverty behind them. Not rhetorically, of course, as James Shaw, now the party’s sole leader, made clear to the assembled journalists: “[W]e will continue to talk about poverty. That conversation makes a lot of people uncomfortable. I’m comfortable with that.” Except, of course, he isn’t. Not in the least. Not on your Nelly.
Let’s cut to the chase. I’m getting a little bit tired of commentators asking where Labour Party policy is. We’ve been putting out policies consistently for the past couple of months and I’m proud of the policies that Labour have been coming out with.
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The Prime Minister, Bill English has offered a policy to send young serious offenders to Waiouru Military camp as an…
The UN Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination (CERD), the independent body of human rights experts which monitors state…
Dear Shayne, I write in response to an online “editorial” posted by one of your staff on Monday August 14th….
Malcolm Evans – Election 2017