New Zealand’s ‘working poor’ and the push to understand how many are struggling THOMAS MANCH Last updated 05:00, May 16 2018 Wellington City Mission is increasingly providing food security to working families. You could work all week and have only $20 to show for it.
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Sleepers of Queen St.
Documentary/Interview made with 3 homeless people in Queen Street Auckland New Zealand.
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Without A Home (2017 / NZ Documentary)
OFFICIALLY SELECTED | 2017 Sose International Film Festival — One in every 100 people are homeless in New Zealand today. The issue itself has become a news topic that has saturated nationwide headlines for many months throughout 2016, yet the few cases that are broadcast on television and shared online are happening in metropolitan centers – Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch.
Homeless in New Zealand
Once a pioneer of the social welfare state, New Zealand now has over 40,000 people who are homeless, forced to live in their cars and in garages as a result of rapid house price and rent rises and a shortage of social housing. Al Jazeera correspondent Tarek Bazley visits South Auckland and meets two families – one with six children living in a derelict garage, the other who lived with three teenagers for months in their car – and charts the country’s fall from and egalitarian society to one with deep divisions of wealth
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Inside Child poverty
2011 TV Guide People’s Choice Award Winning Documentary on the impact neoliberal economics has had on the health and wellbeing of New Zealand children. By Bryan Bruce.
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Why New Zealand Has Child Poverty
This is an excerpt from TV 3s Inside New Zealand Child Poverty- A Special Report
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