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13 May 2021 Grim reading: that’s the Child Poverty Action Group’s assessment of the Child Poverty Related Indicators Report released today by the Government. “The report shows our children are suffering unnecessarily. Polling shows our communities care and want the Government to ensure families have liveable incomes – and that is an obvious, immediate step to stop many of these issues,” says Professor Emeritus Innes Asher, CPAG spokesperson and Welfare Expert Advisory Group member. “When one out of five children don’t have enough food to eat in Aotearoa New Zealand, that’s a c...

Press Release – Child Poverty Action Group Grim reading: thats the Child Poverty Action Groups assessment of the Child Poverty Related Indicators Report released today by the Government. “The report shows our children are suffering unnecessarily. Polling shows our communities care … Grim reading: that’s the Child Poverty Action Group’s assessment of the Child Poverty Related Indicators Report released today by the Government. “The report shows our children are suffering unnecessarily. Polling shows our communities care and want the Government to ensure families have liveable inco...

Covid 19 coronavirus: One third pay MIQ bills, $20 million still unpaid 10 Mar, 2021 04:00 PM 6 minutes to read From New Zealand's first Covid-19 case on February 28 2020 to entering another alert level 3 lockdown on February 28 2021 - here's a timeline of the milestones and setbacks we've all endured. Video / NZ Herald From New Zealand's first Covid-19 case on February 28 2020 to entering another alert level 3 lockdown on February 28 2021 - here's a timeline of the milestones and setbacks we've all endured. Video / NZ Herald NZ Herald By: Danica MacLean and Simon Collins Only a third of trav...

Child Poverty Action Group says big steps, not little steps, are needed to reach children living in deepest poverty.

‘Every aspect of our existence is monetarised for big data to sell us more stuff we can’t afford. We are alienated and anesthetized by a consumer culture that keeps us neurotic and disconnected. Our work, our existence, every move we make are all built to suck money to a minority class that sits above us while under neoliberalism, globalization, financialization, and automation, our existence as individuals has only become more disposable.’ Yep. The banks and corporations and opportunists love it! And you only have to watch a bit of TVNZ to realise the intellectual standard of NZ ha...