Will Joyce’s Working for Families changes be enough? – CPAG
Budget 2017 must significantly step up the level of income support for low-income families to prevent an escalation in child…
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The Charter School Performance Cover Up – Save Our Schools NZ
The cover up of the true picture of student achievement in charter schools continued today with the belated release of…
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More houses should be the primary target – CPAG
While the Government’s new Better Public Services (BPS) health targets are laudable, the housing target has fallen far from the…
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Brownlee’s approach to Israel betrays UNSC Resolution 2334 – Palestine Human Rights Campaign
According to the Jerusalem Post of 3 May 2017 the New Zealand Foreign Affairs Minister Gerry Brownlee has written a…
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Plastic Free Tuesday coming to Aotearoa
“Kirihou kore! Kia kotahi te rangi i ia wiki. Kawea ake! Plastic Free Tuesday is coming to Aotearoa. This is…
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Pike footage promise not honoured – Pike River families
Pike River families are disappointed the Prime Minister’s claim that all footage taken inside the mine would be released has…
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SOUL travellers return from the UN Indigenous Peoples Forum
A rousing welcome is planned at Auckland International Airport at 1:00 pm on May 5, for campaigners returning from the…
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New health targets for children welcomed – CPAG
Child Poverty Action Group (CPAG) commends the Government’s new Better Public Services (BPS) health targets which it says has improving…
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Most younger voters undecided about party vote – Research Association
Three quarters of New Zealanders aged 18 to 25 intend to vote in the September general election but nearly 60%…
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10,725 demand specific policies to end homelessness crisis – Action Station
The stress of homelessness led one young man to depression to the extent that he contemplated suicide as that was…