Tick for Kids asked New Zealand’s main political parties whether they support action on 40 evidence-based policies that the coalition members advocate for children’s and young people’s well-being. Their answers are shown in a series of Scorecards for policies on Keep Reading
On June 7 representatives from political parties were debating on how to see all New Zealanders well housed. The event saw the politicians asked a series of questions about how to “move the needle” in the right direction to see all New Zealanders well housed. Keep Reading
Welcome to our Budget week publication for 2017, which features ten leading authors, academics and campaigners writing journalistically on a broad range of topics in tax theory and policy, including contributions from Max Rashbrooke, Susan St John, Shamubeel Eaqub, Morgan Godfery and more. Keep Reading
Treasury is unlikely to find the ideas it is looking for to improve outcomes for children while its primary driver is cost-cutting, says Child Poverty Action Group. Co-convenor Janfrie Wakim says the current 'investment approach' to welfare is heavily focused on ensuring children become productive members of society for the benefit of the... Keep Reading
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