More people ‘drowning in debt’ as cost of living crisis bites
While incomes increased last year, they were "cancelled out" by the cost of living crisis.
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Crime down but homelessness still an issue in Auckland CBD
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'We're the ones that are saving the school lunch programme' - David Seymour
The Act leader says the Labour Party didn't set aside funds for school lunches after 2024.
France ‘hiding poverty’ in ‘social cleansing’ for Olympics
Authorities accused of sending homeless families more than 400km away.
Government to make it easier to evict tenants
It hopes to encourage more rentals. Officials are unsure if tenants will benefit.
Opinion: Why are food rescues doing the $70m job of Government? - Angela Calver
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Opinion: Vulnerable, disabled, marginalised targeted - Debbie Ngarewa-Packer
OPINION: True leaders stand up for the rights and dignity of all individuals.
Minister questions Govt paying $2.34b for 364,000 people's rent, mortgages
Louise Upston says there's 'merit' in considering current settings for the supplements.
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Unpaid rent: One tenant was $33k behind in rent; another lay dead in their council flat
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Shane Te Pou: GST a lost opportunity for the left to show vision
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Government cuts will hit Pasifika communities hard
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GDP: It's official - we're in recession
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Editorial: Ominous signs ahead for NZ economy
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'It's a nightmare': Crackdown on unruly tenants not enough
One man said Kāinga Ora has let them get away with it for so long, nothing will change.
'We’ve had a gutsful': Neighbours celebrate crackdown on unruly Kāinga Ora tenants
It's intended there will be consequences for tenants who regularly show poor behaviour.
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About 1.4 million Haitians are on the verge of famine, and four million require food aid.
Hamiltonian helps South Sudan fight challenges
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Letters: Leave food in schools programme alone; the ‘demise’ of rugby
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Letters: Why poverty continues in New Zealand
OPINION: Suburbian response says much about the shameful blight of poverty in Aotearoa.