National’s answer to the housing crisis: One new affordable house per 100 new Aucklanders
National’s fudge of a housing plan will make Auckland even more of a speculators’ paradise, says Leader of the Opposition…
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Health priorities for a New Zealand where children can flourish – Child Poverty Action Group
CPAG (Child Poverty Action Group) says that with a government election impending, it is crucial to bring in policies that…
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DairyNZ undermining environmental efforts of dairy farmers across NZ – Greenpeace
Greenpeace is calling on DairyNZ and other dairy leadership to stop undermining the efforts of dairy farmers to clean up…
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Care of terminally ill prisoners not good enough says Howard League – The Howard League for Penal Reform
The Howard League is calling on the Department of Corrections to fix its treatment of terminally ill prisoners. It is…
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Unitec survey renews calls for urgent student support increase – NZUSA
A recent survey by Unitec Institute of Technology has renewed calls by the New Zealand Union of Students’ Associations (NZUSA)…
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Poverty in childhood linked to mental health problems: new report – Child Poverty Action Group
Child Poverty Action Group (CPAG) and the New Zealand Psychological Society (NZPsS) have long been concerned with the impact of…
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Nats lay the ground for housing bust – Labour Party
Goldman Sachs’ warning that New Zealand has the developed world’s most over-priced housing market, with a 40 per cent chance…
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Mike King – my resignation letter to the Ministry of Health
Let’s face it, this plan is only ever going to be window dressing, and is never going to get the public on board without a major, open and independent review of mental health services. Without an adequately funded sector, and a stocktake of the structure and provison of services, we are just fiddling around the edges.
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NO to National selling local parks for housing – Save Our Reserves
Community opposition to a Government plan to sell off nearly 12 hectares of public reserve land for housing intensification is…
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Time to start moving on outdated children’s residences – Office of the Children’s Commissioner
The conditions for children in many of New Zealand’s secure residences are prison-like, dated and bleak, and it’s time to…