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Some low-income are families considering turning to high-rate lenders.
Some low-income are families considering turning to high-rate lenders.
A Long Bay boy was 'sad and disappointed' at the Boxing Day mess left in the regional park
A total of $120,000 will be donated to charities in Countdown's Food Rescue programme.
Report calls for change to "unjust" migrant worker visa rules
"I just want a second chance!" Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Retired couple upset their large, rural organic garden has been poisoned.
What are parties promising on social housing?
Parties explain their tackling-inequality strategy as election looms.
Govt has now bought six motels to provide emergency housing.
Ladies who lunch raise $110,000 for charity. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Donations of sanitary items are increasing for the Salvation Army to distribute.
Neither Labour nor National is addressing landlord's 'total power' in NZ, the Sallies say.
The annual Countdown Winter Appeal has kicked off with a study that reveals those in need.
COMMENT: Amy Adams keeps a close watch on her associate minister, writes Audrey Young.
Labour's Willie Jackson wants an assurance his charity's funding will not be cut.
Sophia Nash was charged with stealing a handbag from the Mt Eden Salvation Army store.
The Salvation Army is slamming the county’s poverty levels saying that all of the onus shouldn’t just fall onto them and that everyone has a part to play.
Nathan Rakuraku started smoking cannabis at 7, meth at 15. Now clean, he shares his story.
The Salvation Army are calling for people to only donate items during store hours.
Thousands of dollars of sanitary products have been donated to charity ahead of a two-week campaign by Countdown.
The supermarket chain allocated $100,000 to food rescue charities as well as giving one organisation a one off $25,000 donation.
Countdown is discounting sanitary items for two weeks to encourage donations to women in need
The Sundaise Festival in Waihi has been flooded out.
For every sanitary product bought by a company, another will be given to a high school for free.
Taika Waititi says he is "really happy and proud" to be chosen as New Zealander of the Year.
Sophia Nash, ex of radio jock Thane Kirby, is accused of stealing a $20 bag from the op shop she worked at in Mt Eden.
Pharmac is considering funding women's hygiene products as the cost leaves some resorting to rags and old clothing as an alternative. The