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Stuff: Salvation Army launches ethical truck shop to combat predatory lending

The Salvation Army has launched a new type of truck shop for Auckland’s vulnerable consumers. Touted as an “ethical shopping truck”, it’s a bid to

19/02/2019

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The Spinoff: The silent weapon controlling women in New Zealand

New research released by Good Shepherd New Zealand has exposed the country’s hidden economic abuse agenda. The findings should be an important catalyst for action,

23/11/2018

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Radio Live: New NZ research reveals the nastiness of economic abuse

Lynda Hallinan from RadioLIVE’s Long Lunch talks with Nicola Eccleton, Good Shepherd NZ Social Inclusion Manager, about some new research they’ve conducted to help shine

13/11/2018

Sunday Star Times: Abusive partners deny women money for food, power, rent and sanitary products

Good Shepherd NZ calls for a crackdown on economic abuse, on the back of new research. Read more

11/11/2018

NZ Herald: ‘Economic abuse’: Finances used to control Kiwi women, research shows

A new report has revealed financial resources are being used to control women by limiting their access to money and even vandalising their vehicles to

11/11/2018

Scoop: Minister welcomes progress to help consumers escape debt

Commerce and Consumer Affairs Minister Hon Kris Faafoi has welcomed progress to make safer financial services available to people in need, including a new initiative

08/11/2018

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Stuff: Salvation Army launches ethical truck shop to combat predatory lending

The Spinoff: The silent weapon controlling women in New Zealand

Radio Live: New NZ research reveals the nastiness of economic abuse

Sunday Star Times: Abusive partners deny women money for food, power, rent and sanitary products

NZ Herald: ‘Economic abuse’: Finances used to control Kiwi women, research shows

Scoop: Minister welcomes progress to help consumers escape debt

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