Make eliminating child poverty New Zealand’s No.1 priority – CPAG
Former Prime Minister Sir John Key, said as he was knighted for service to New Zealand, that the only regret…
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Prevent youth crime by ending poverty, says CPAG
Child Poverty Action Group (CPAG) says that the Government must focus its efforts on the causes of youth offending, as…
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Housing priorities for a New Zealand where all children can flourish – CPAG
The upcoming election provides an opportunity for all political parties to put the wellbeing of all New Zealand’s children at…
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CPAG supports housing petition by Medical Students
Child Poverty Action Group (CPAG) endorses the petition by the Medical Students for Global Awareness (MSGA), calling on Members of…
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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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CPAG welcomes attention to Working for Families at last
Child Poverty Action Group (CPAG) is pleased that both National and Labour now acknowledge that Working for Families (WFF) needs…
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CPAG asks, what’s changed since Park Up For Homes?
June 16 marks the anniversary of the inaugural event for the Park Up For Homesmovement which took place at the…
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Social Investment priorities for a New Zealand where all children can flourish – CPAG
CPAG (Child Poverty Action Group) says that with a government election impending, it is crucial to bring in policies that…
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Budget 2017: A trickle not a tide – CPAG
The Budget announced shows some slight change in the weather for families in poverty, but it is not the sea…
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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…