Bold changes and combined efforts could work – CPAG
Bold changes and combined efforts could work for families, says CPAG Child Poverty Action Group — Child Poverty Action Group…
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Welfare group opposes The Warehouse workfare programme
The Red Shirts for the Community programme, where the Warehouse hire unemployed youth to do unpaid labour creates a poverty…
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Unconditional Basic Income for Youth Launched – TOP
The Opportunities Party today launched its policy of an unconditional basic income (UBI) for all New Zealanders aged 18 to…
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MANA & Maori Party Agree to Entrench The Maori Seats
MANA and the Maori Party may not agree on everything but there’s one thing we do agree on” said MANA…
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SAFE Calls on WHO for Global Leadership on Factory Farming
New Zealand’s appetite for animal products coupled with intensive animal agriculture (or factory farming) has become a hefty burden for…
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‘Trains to Huapai’ campaign launched – PTUA
A ‘Trains to Huapai’ campaign has been launched by the Public Transport Users Association (PTUA) to push transport authorities to…
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A Vote for NZ First is a Vote Against Māori – Maori Party
The Māori Party is calling on more than 230,000 people on the Māori electoral rolls to dismiss any thought about…
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NZ First turns their back on Māori – The Maori Party
Māori Party candidate for Te Tai Tonga, Mei Reedy-Taare, has said the only thing ‘explosive’ about New Zealand First’s party…
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Addressing inequality the greatest test of governments – New Zealand Council of Trade Unions
Key announcements from Labour and the Green Party in the last week deliver the foundations of a strong alternative government…
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Green Party welfare policy a welcome surprise – Auckland Action Against Poverty
AAAP welcomes the release of the Green Party’s welfare policy. This acknowledges that benefit rates must increase and the punitive…