Herald investigation: More and more children treated in hospital for severe dental decay.

The art of growing your own produce. Made with funding from NZ On Air.

An overhaul of CYFS cost nearly $17.5 million, figures released to the Herald show.

Martin Johnston looks at the first commemoration of the NZ Wars.

Almost 200 schools in deprived parts of NZ have on-site health clinics. We visit one.

Incoming government to address failures of market economy.

Quarter of kids in lower decile schools don't have enough to eat.

Former Lehman Brothers investment banker Ian Short has come home to address climate change

COMMENT: Food security is closely linked with inequality.

Healthy food is out of reach for ordinary New Zealanders, says Dr Jess Berentson-Shaw

Malnutrition is putting twice as many kids in hospital now compared to ten years ago

WATCH: The most important economic statistic - Steven Joyce and Grant Robertson's calls.

The Green Party is downplaying the risk of putting Metiria Turei back in the spotlight.

Ensuring social cohesion helps business to prosper, writes Thomas Pippos.

CEOs rated the government well on economy and trade, but low on poverty and housing.

COMMENT: I get the feeling it is increasingly awkward being seen to be rich these days.

The Green Party believes it's closer than ever to helping form a government

EDITORIAL: Both main parties have put a figure on poverty reduction, but will it help?

Beneficiaries call for higher benefits and an end to Work and Income's "toxic culture".

When Uili saw a homeless man crying he just wanted to help.

A philanthropic foundation wants to harness women who give more, and more often.

A wealthy farmer is calling for higher taxes to give the poor a leg up.

Parties explain their tackling-inequality strategy as election looms.

COMMENT: Fixing up the damage of child poverty will be enormously costly.

COMMENT:With many living in rental accommodation, we should be debating housing standards.

Why are our children dying from Third World diseases linked to unhealthy homes?

As soon as it gets cold, hospitals struggle with 'waves' of sick children.

Coroner to probe Moko's horrific death - and what can be done to stop more children dying

COMMENT: Child poverty figures are not up to date and do not tell us what works.

COMMENT: There are yawning gaps of opportunity between each class of New Zealander.