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Gang steps up to help fight child poverty
A gang from Waikato called Tribal Huk has been working to change people's perception of gangs by delivering lunches to 25 schools daily.
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Sobering statistics on child poverty in NZ revealed
Another report on the state of child poverty in New Zealand has been released, and although it shows some improvement, many children are still living under pressure.
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Native Affairs Summer Series 2014- Baby in Car
When you're homeless, sometimes a car is the next best thing.
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UNICEF report says poverty is still hitting NZ kids the hardest
Poverty is still hitting New Zealand kids the hardest, as the latest UNICEF 'Children of the Recession' report has revealed.
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Native Affairs- Soul Food
She's known as the Soup Lady. Debbie Munro is a one-woman campaign offering food and sustenance to those who can't always manage to feed themselves.
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Harawira and Turei push for Feed the Kids Bill
Advocate against poverty Hone Harawira is appalled with the Treasury, in light of their advice to Government that a food in schools programme is not needed, and he is not the only advocate going off about it.
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Ministry of Social Development recommend Govt to cap funding in fight against poverty
Reports released to Radio New Zealand this week show the Ministry of Social Development made recommendations to the Government to cap funding in the fight against poverty.
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Charter school principal named NEXT Magazine's Woman of the Year
Sita Selupe, a visionary teacher, CEO, school principal, community leader and mother of four was named NEXT Magazine's Woman of the Year last week for her inspirational work improving outcomes for Pacific and Māori children in South Auckland with the revolutionary Rise UP Academy Charter School.
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Green Party’s Tax increase policy aims to combat child poverty
By increasing tax on those who earn over 140k to 40%, the Green Party intends to tackle the country's child poverty and inequality problem, this was their key election promise at the Party's campaign launch today.
