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If the latest Reid Research poll bears out, Rotorua could have four MPs after the election
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Editorial: Child poverty targets too easy
EDITORIAL: Both main parties have put a figure on poverty reduction, but will it help?
Wait-list growing for a roof overhead
What are parties promising on social housing?
'End toxic Winz culture' - beneficiaries
Beneficiaries call for higher benefits and an end to Work and Income's "toxic culture".
Local Focus: No more Te Kuiti Campground
Residents struggling to find somewhere to live. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Hope for Auckland's homeless
Plans for a new housing and community complex in Auckland city a long time coming.
Susan St John: Real cash injection needed to curb child poverty
COMMENT: Fixing up the damage of child poverty will be enormously costly.
UN backs probe into state care abuse in NZ
Maori Party and Labour call for probe after UN investigation into NZ abuse record.
Crowded, damp homes killing 20 kids every year
As soon as it gets cold, hospitals struggle with 'waves' of sick children.
No place to call home: Teen couple face sleeping in car
Auckland teens face homelessness after having at least 10 rental applications rejected.
Suicides in NZ highest since records began
Deaths by suicide rose to over 600 last year for the first time in recorded history.
Right words can reach truculent boys
COMMENT: The right words can get through to the most truculent youths.
Toppling statues not the answer
Opinion: Charlottesville racists are being picked off by the Internet - for good.
Chef banishes a kitchen nightmare
Jamie Oliver has opened up about healthy food, Kiwi politics and his NZ plans
Lizzie Marvelly: School delivers one-two punch
OPINION: Teach students how to navigate a social event without the buffer of a partner.
Dying with soulmate a 'good death'
A terminally ill man is spending his last days campaigning for the right to die.
Heartbeat: Dreams lost and found in Thames
Thames can be a place of opportunity, residents say.
Election Policy Series: Euthanasia, anti-smacking and state care
A look at where the parties are on key social issues.
Auckland teen opens store for the homeless
An Auckland teen has organised a pop-up store for the homeless.
Act candidate tells Rainbow forum hate speech is price of free country
Act Party candidate tells political gathering it's okay for people to incite suicide.
Fact or fiction: NZ's 41,000 homeless
Does NZ really have the worst record on homelessness in the developed world?
It takes 'Luck and love' to get a home
Kiwis waiting weeks, if not years on the Government's social housing register.
Accountants: 'Inequality makes us all poorer'
Report recognises economic progress but says inequality is biggest issue facing NZ.
The unlikely cure to loneliness
Loneliness is expected to become a big health issue by 2030. Can robots be the cure?
Exclusive doco: Inside the lives of teen mums
Exclusive: Compelling documentary challenges stereotypes around young mothers.
Homeless family: 'We failed our kids'
An Auckland marae wants big business to help struggling families, like this family of 11.
Photo sparks debate: Is this appropriate gym wear?
Fitness blogger says females shouldn't be ashamed for working out in sports bras.
Picture: Mushroom sprouts from wall inside state house
Slugs, mould and now slimy mushrooms have infested Nicole Jenkins' state home.
Helping end hardship lifts whole society
COMMENT: Sympathy and compassion for poor kids is in the air at this election.
Social housing crisis: 20,000 homes needed
20,000 new homes needed to stop people living, and dying, on our streets.
Sick woman rejected by rentals 50 times
A sickness beneficiary, desperate for a home, speaks out about the 'crazy' housing crisis.
Metiria a loss...but no martyr
OPINION: Metiria is no martyr, and the Greens are suffering from her gamble.
Inside the mad mind of a killer
Christina White remembers Quinn Patterson's cold, calm voice moments after the shootings.
Debate the questions, not who asks them
OPINION: Sure, Hosking can grill party leaders - if the focus is on the real issues.