Jean Simpson, director of the New Zealand Child and Youth Epidemiology Service, University of Otago. : A poor start: addressing child poverty
Jean Simpson, director of the New Zealand Child and Youth Epidemiology Service, University of Otago. : A poor start: addressing child poverty
Tracey England (43), of South Dunedin, is concerned a lack of money means her son cannot participate in normal teenage activities. Photo by Craig Baxter. : A poor start: addressing child poverty
Tracey England (43), of South Dunedin, is concerned a lack of money means her son cannot participate in normal teenage activities. Photo by Craig Baxter. : A poor start: addressing child poverty
Behind on electricity payments and unable to afford a warrant of fitness for her car, Kylie Foxton-Smith (37) worries what the remaining winter months will hold for her and her family. Photo by Bruce Munro. : A poor start: addressing child poverty
Behind on electricity payments and unable to afford a warrant of fitness for her car, Kylie Foxton-Smith (37) worries what the remaining winter months will hold for her and her family. Photo by Bruce Munro. : A poor start: addressing child poverty
A poor start: addressing child poverty
Poverty affects up to a quarter of all children in New Zealand, researcher Simon Chapple says. Is this the one issue which - because of its...