Child Poverty in Aotearoa – Episode Six

Thursday, 19 June 2014, 2:12 pm
Article: Child Poverty Action Group

Child Poverty in Aotearoa – Episode Six (Final in series)

Providing adequate family incomes – Associate Professors Susan St John and Gail Pacheco; Professor Jonathan Boston; putting child poverty on the map in election year.

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