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Local Focus: Tokoroa resident desperate to find a home
"I just want a second chance!" Made with funding from NZ On Air.
"I just want a second chance!" Made with funding from NZ On Air.
12 Questions: AUT senior law lecturer Khylee Quince backs a more Maori approach.
Go inside the "boot camp" for jobseekers which is set to double in size.
Family with brittle bone disease living in a motel because they cannot find a house.
Welfare chief right to protect staff by using fake names, maintains public service boss.
Woman will sue Government after officials used pseudonyms on documents.
Workers told him it was hard to survive on current wages and the cost of food is too high.
Daily queues of beneficiaries are seeking help just to know their entitlements.
Beneficiaries call for higher benefits and an end to Work and Income's "toxic culture".
Party representatives will speak on their policies at the forum.
Despite recent political shake-ups, most voters are not about to change their votes.
Party looks to expel two MP's who quit over Turei's admissions of historic lawbreaking.
More people are subject to benefit sanctions than this time last year.
COMMENT: Will the Greens be rewarded or punished for co-leader Metiria Turei's confession.
A man who "lost his rag" at a WINZ office has pleaded guilty for "speaking threateningly".
Turei stood in two elections in 1993 and 1996 while she was receiving a benefit.
Greens co-leader says Winz should be more understanding of plight of those on benefits.
Green MP Metiria Turei says she will not dob in welfare cheats to authorities.
Co-leader Metiria Turei says she will pay money owed to WINZ if she is investigated.
COMMENT: Green co-leader Metiria Turei's confession carries legal and political risks.
The Green Party is promising the biggest changes to the welfare state in a generation.
Can poverty be ended in New Zealand? The Greens want to try.
The large family are being evicted for overcrowding their friend's state house.
Thousands of solo parents are being penalised up to $200 for not naming the other parent.
About 21,000 people have passed NCEA exams but have no credits due to unpaid fees.
Almost 100 Kiwis have found jobs this year through an employment boosting programme.
Sallies' foodbank feel pressure from families escaping Auckland's housing woes.
It is a win for farmers and job seekers. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Redevelopment and methamphetamine were two key reasons for evictions from state houses.
Green MP Jan Logie: reasons women won't name a father are "none of the state's business."