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Inconvenient Truths
Truths exposed at the Pacific Trafficking in Persons Forum.
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December 2011 edition
We would like to wish everyone an amazing 2012!
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Extraordinary Change
The Inconvenient Truths’ Pacific Trafficking in Persons Forum.
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Public Sphere November 2011 edition
Why it's important to vote.
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National’s Welfare Policy
A discussion of the main points of this policy.
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A Redemptive Time: Does it really matter how we vote?
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Unintended Consequences
The complexities behind human trafficking.
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Does inequality matter?
Re-capture the dream of an egalitarian NZ.
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The unfinished alcohol debate
We could make positive changes to alcohol laws.
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The kids are alright
Not all our kids are binge-drinking boy racers.
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The unfolding housing crisis
It’s the Kiwi dream we can no longer afford.
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Behind bars
Is the justice system creating a just society?
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Can we afford our welfare system?
We’re living on borrowed time.
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October 2011 edition
Renting lives for commercial gain.
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Unprincipled Misery
How does migration become human trafficking?
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Submission to Wiri Prison Inquiry
Social impacts of the Wiri prison.
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Mangere Survey Report
Overcrowding in South Auckland.
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Repossession Law Review
The review of credit repossession law.
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September 2011 edition
The imbalance between lenders and borrowers.
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Stalled
A State of the Nation report from The Salvation Army for 2011.
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August 2011 edition
This election is a chance for political parties to listen to the people.
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The Bigness of Smallness
Explores whether bigger is always best.
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The Psychology of Economics
Dealing with loan sharks.
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Effective Policy to Protect Children
A paper given by Major Campbell Roberts.
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Psychoactive Drugs
The Salvation Army's stand on psychoactive drugs.
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Bail in New Zealand
Reviewing aspects of the bail system in New Zealand.
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The Winter of our Content
Can we have confidence in economists?
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The Chaos Matters
Chaos and creativity could re-ignite the first flame.
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Homelessness and the Housing Continuum
The housing challenges facing New Zealanders.
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Public Private Partnerships
The new silver bullet for affordable housing?
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The Good Samaritan Scandal
‘Getting off a donkey’ changed what we knew.
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Choice or Chance
Public spending after the Christchurch earthquake.
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Submission on Alcohol Reform Bill
To the Justice and Electoral Committee.
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Monopoly Games in the Nursery
Inequalities and early childhood education.
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Ancient Questions & Welfare Futures
The present welfare debate.
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Submission to Welfare Working Group
Reducing long-term dependency on welfare.
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Cost of Everything, Value of Nothing
Presentation to Early Education Federation.
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Contribution of housing policies to social polarisation
Housing in Auckland.
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Live Simply
Unwrap consumerism so others may simply live.
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Angelic Exchanges
Speaking of God in the public sphere.
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A Contest of Spirits
How The Salvation Army sees alcohol.
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Under the Influence
Reshaping New Zealand's drinking culture.
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Apolitical Politicking
In but not of the world of politics.
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Distant and Disposable
Revalue our shared humanity.
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A Road to Recovery
A State of the Nation report from The Salvation Army for 2010.
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Na To Rourou, Na Taku Rourou
Economics of a Shared Future.
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Alcohol in our Lives
Submission to the Law Commission.
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Pacific Trafficking in Persons Forum
2009 forum on people trafficking
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Excising Excess
Using alcohol taxes to reduce harmful drinking.
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The Rainbow of Entitlement
Consumerism and what we feel is rightly ours.
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Hearing Sa’aq
The practice of hopeful, liberating speech.
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Economics of Elephants
Notes on a practical theology of enough.
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Into Troubled Waters
A State of the Nation report from The Salvation Army for 2009.
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A New Journey
Issues and reflections for the 2008 parliamentary elections.
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Housing Update 2008
Four aspects of NZ’s housing markets.
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What Does it Profit Us?
A State of the Nation report for 2008.
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Rebuilding the Kiwi Dream
The broader role that social housing may fulfil.
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Forgotten People
Men who use social services who live outside of a family household.
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Beyond the Holding Tank
Rehabilitative and restorative prison policy.
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A Home I Could Own
The housing aspirations of low-income clients of The Salvation Army.
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Housing to Homes
Strategies to assist low and modest income NZ households.
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A New Zealand that Demands Attention
Social issues as seen by our social services.