Māori and Pasifika children twice as likely to face food deprivation, report. – Auckland Action Against Poverty
The Child Poverty Monitor 2018 released today shows one in five kids are facing food deprivation. The report also highlights…
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Inadequate incomes and high cost housing to blame for rise in food poverty – Child Poverty Action Group
The latest Child Poverty Monitor released today by the Office of the Children’s Commissioner reveals alarming facts about children suffering…
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Child poverty report a call for urgent welfare reform – Auckland Action Against Poverty
The Child Poverty Monitor 2018 report points out one in five kids are living without access to food. People on…
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Māori Climate Commissioner celebrates first step for Indigenous Peoples at UN Climate Change Conference 2018
Māori Climate Commissioner, Donna Awatere Huata, is hailing the inclusion of indigenous people at the current UN Climate Conference in…
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Recently Helius has commissioned a Horizons poll outlining attitudes around Medical Cannabis – Medical Cannabis Awareness NZ
Recently Helius has commisioned a Horizons poll outlining attitudes around Medical Cannabis. With the final reading of the Medical Cannabis…
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Disabled New Zealanders at risk due to underfunding, new report shows – Disability Support Network
A new Deloitte report released today by the New Zealand Disability Support Network (NZDSN) shows support services for disabled New…
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NZ needs to speak up on “broken” UN drug policy system – Hikurangi Foundation
A New Zealand medical cannabis company is calling on the government to show international leadership in what it says is…
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The Daily Blog Open Mic – Tuesday 11th December 2018
Announce protest actions, general chit chat or give your opinion on issues we haven’t covered for the day.
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Simon Bridges word cloud vs Jacinda’s word cloud
…poor old Simon, he can’t stop leaks in his party and he can’t catch a break from the Polls.
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Dave Macpherson: Bad call by Govt to scrap mental health training for cops
It’s not often I agree with the National Party on mental health issues, but the announcement late last week by Police Minister Stuart Nash that extra training for police recruits in mental health issues had been scrapped, had me searching for my blue cardigan for the first time in many years.