Cliff Robinson has invested a lifetime raising his disabled son and daughter and is fighting the Government to lighten his load.

In the United Kingdom, calls are growing by opposition politicians and the public that the full report of the review of the case of two brothers who savagely attacked a pair of boys in Edlington, South Yorkshire, should be made public.

An ACC staff member emailed a recent widow saying: "Just so you know ... I am not God and therefore I do not determine when people live or die".

Private-school scholarships for poorer students have been attacked as an "elitist" use of taxpayers' money.

If some beneficiaries are too dangerous to be dealt with face-to-face, their benefits should be cancelled says Kerre Woodham.

A man who lived in a state house while he rented out two properties of his own has been sentenced for defrauding the taxpayer.

Thirteen of the 20 highest-paid beneficiaries and almost a third of those on more than $1000 a week are looking after other people's children.

Free trips for pensioners on Waiheke Island ferries are under review because they are costing the SuperGold Card scheme too much.

NZ's biggest benefit fraudster manipulated a web of offshore accounts from prison in a bid to hide the $3.4m he stole from taxpayers.

The Government's biggest home visiting programme is under review after researchers found its US counterpart failed to reduce child abuse.