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Watch: Simon Bridges on marriage equality, cannabis... and hair products
National's leader swears he hasn't been using any hair product of late.
National's leader swears he hasn't been using any hair product of late.
Families forced to cut food budgets because of back-to-school costs.
OPINION: New Zealand's GDP has been growing for nine years now, but what does that mean?
A new eatery will be staffed by former homeless people. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
In New Zealand, 3 babies out of 1000 die in the first month. In Kiribati it's 23.
Four-fifths of schools now ask parents for "donations" ranging from $7 to $1225 a year.
Poverty, ethnicity don't explain the link, researchers say.
Fewer elderly people own their homes, and that's a recipe for poverty among the over-65s.
Feeding hungry kids is a "human statement", not a political one, Goff says.
COMMENT: Bryce Edwards on the shift in Government-Maori relations.
Transient Kiwis make up a population the size of Tauranga - new research has found.
Kate Stewart ponders the Government's policy to reduce child poverty.
"They've had a very eye-opening summer," Auckland mum Kristin Ward says.
Fiscal constraints mean it can only get worse from here, says Bill English.
Bill English said National had a more ambitious target to reduce poverty.
Targeting child poverty is easier said than done.
"When I first arrived at the school, everyone was so down, it was really dark."
National leader Bill English says the legislation is not needed, but will consider it.
Child poverty was a key theme of the campaign - and Ardern's election platform.
National leader Bill English says Labour taking National for granted on TPP.
Labour and its partner parties say they aim to better the lives of Māori
The smoothie's creator said she meant no offence, but others feel the name was racist
COMMENT: Income inequality is increasing within countries but narrowing between them.
Public servants will continue in a "fog of good intentions" says Bill English.
The poorest 1.4 million people (30 per cent), got barely 1 per cent of the wealth.
The new projections wont be ready until the second half of February.
Study targeting Maori and Pacific kids could lead to better treatment for killer disease.
Kids miss out when parents are addicted to meth. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Hamilton woman reveals hard truths about being homeless. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
What could an NZ living wage look like? Researchers are now investigating the concept.