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Jacqui Southey: An unfolding global education crisis
Opinion: Globally, about 605 million children are missing out on an education.
Has NZ forgotten about Syria after 10 years of war?
Aid agencies call on Government to step up its assistance.
Kids want your presence - more than presents
Opinion: Kids list families, friends and pets as most important to making them happy.
Aid agencies urge Kiwis to help starving children hit by pandemic
It comes as UN report says nearly a billion people could go hungry this year.
NZ improved on school attendance and teen pregnancy, study shows
New Zealand fell 10 points below Australia in the Global Childhood Report rankings.
Mixed reaction to social welfare plans
Moves to tackle child poverty welcomed, but advocates say beneficiaries let down.
Mixed response for fund for vulnerable youth
Efforts to tackle child poverty in this year's Budget have been met with mixed responses.
Oxfam aid worker had transgressed before
Aid worker Roland van Hauwermeiren was accused of using sex workers back in 2004.
Former Kiwi leader's life in the war-zone
The man who wanted to be Prime Minister on his year in war-ravaged South Sudan.
Call for NZ charity sector shake-up
There needs to be a shake-up in the charity sector to ensure greater transparency and remove the tax advantages given to big charity groups, a NZ think-tank says.
The best country to be a mum
Norway is the best place in the world to be a mother, according to the annual scorecard released by Save the Children.
City charities accused of harassment
Face-to-face fundraisers criticised by Wellington City councillor say they have a code of professionalism.
What Syria would look like here
A disturbing video put out by Save The Children has shown what Syria's civil war and refugee crisis would look like if it was set in the West.
Stephen Hawking: Saving Syria's children
What's happening in Syria today is an abomination, one that the world is watching coldly from a distance, writes Professor Stephen Hawking.
Michele Hewitson Interview: David Shearer
Labour's leader hints at what's beneath his calm exterior: 'You don't wear your guns on the outside'
<i>Your business:</i> Giving travellers a chance to help out
Voluntourism catching on with holidaymakers and companies.
Quake widow plans memorial for husband
The NZ woman whose husband died in the Haitian quake hopes to start a foundation in his name focusing on youth, sports and education in Haiti.