Lunches in schools a win for children but burden of poverty still looms – Child Poverty Action Group
Child Poverty Action Group (CPAG) welcomes the new Child and Youth Wellbeing Strategy launched today by the Department of the Prime…
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Limited free lunches won’t offer solutions to core issue – AAAP
The Government’s announced today that it will trial the provision of free lunches for 30 schools in order to reduce…
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Finally a reason to re-elect Labour – Free School Lunches for Children in poverty
…as someone who fought for MANAs feed the kids bill, it is joyful to seeing this rolled out.
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If only we could focus on our suicide rate, climate crisis and corrosive domestic violence and poverty the way we do about All Black selections
Some people claim sportspeople are role models. Perhaps you need to get out more.
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Let’s talk about Māori and fresh water shall we?
The protection of Māori water rights are a win for every New Zealander.
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Media release: SkyCity Casino workers set to strike to Bring Back the Weekend – Unite Union
SkyCity workers have voted overwhelmingly for strike action to get SkyCity to recognise that workers should be compensated for the…
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What If Jacinda Was Suddenly Taken From Us – Like “Big Norm”?
ON SATURDAY, 31 August, it will be 45 years to the day since Norman Kirk died. He was no age at all, just 51, and although he died in hospital, hardly any New Zealanders were aware that his reasons for being there were likely to prove fatal.
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Political Caption Competition
What’s the sign language for ‘Grumpy Minister of Social Development’
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The Daily Blog Open Mic – Thursday – 29th August 2019
Announce protest actions, general chit chat or give your opinion on issues we haven’t covered for the day.
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Why is National Party MP Matt King being such a climate denial coward?
…if you want to spout ideas, all well and good, but when challenged you should need to front and actually engage in debate to defend your views, so what has National Party MP Matt King decided?