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Views by The AnalystOct 6, 20208:29 pmOctober 6, 2020

BRINGING BACK COMMUNITY EDUCATION CLASSES

Contributed to The Analyst New Zealand by Dara McNaught© 2020 When I was working for a small non-profit organisation a while back the regular e-newsletters we provided were a crucial service.  Lacking a teenager with […]

Views by The AnalystNov 10, 20195:54 pmMay 11, 2020
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Poverty amongst senior citizens in New Zealand

Superannuitants caught in the trap of poverty.

Poverty amongst senior citizens in New Zealand It seems that a goodly number of Superannuitants are cashing in their KiwiSaver and retirement savings and cruising off into the wide blue yonder – a well earned […]

Views by The AnalystNov 6, 20192:31 pm

Social Experiments to fight poverty!!!

Views by The AnalystJun 27, 20197:02 amMay 11, 2020
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The pursuit of happiness

Pursuing happiness in the developed world and developing nations

An original article on Happiness and its pursuit by The Analyst.

Views by The AnalystJun 27, 20197:02 amJune 29, 2019

Happiness and its Pursuit…

An original article on Happiness and its pursuit by The Analyst.

Views by The AnalystJun 26, 20196:22 pm

MONK MENTALITY – Jay Shetty – Key to Happiness

Exclusive Interview with Jay Shetty where he shares what it is like to be a monk and the key to finding happiness.

Views by The AnalystJun 24, 20199:57 amJune 26, 2019
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Income Tax and Progressive taxation

GST, Poverty and the Trickle-Down Economy.

GST, Poverty and the Trickle-Down Economy. Article explains why GST is a tax on a tax, a Double Dip Tax and the Trickle Down effects of Government spending.

Views by The AnalystJun 23, 201910:16 pmJune 25, 2019

How people enter into poverty?

Anirudh Krishna on why people become poor or enter poverty usually through no fault of their own but due to everyday adverse events as the causative feature.

Views by The AnalystJun 21, 201912:11 pmJune 25, 2019

Auckland’s housing crisis worsens: RNZ Checkpoint.

In the South Auckland suburb of Otara, state houses are 98 percent full, with people opting to live 17 to a home or paying through the nose to live in an unheated garage. John Campbell investigates. Source: Youtube

Views by The AnalystJun 21, 201912:10 pmJune 25, 2019
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Intergenerational Poverty! Why is it a disability?

Article explains why Intergenerational Poverty should be viewed as a disability.

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