The National Council of Women of New Zealand
Te Kaunihera Wahine o Aotearoa

ACC, benefits, energy, feminisation of poverty, financial services, matrimonial property, pensions, privatisation, rural development, savings, superannuation, taxation, trade, unpaid work.
Kathrine Ransom
It has been a year of changes, and a bleak outlook for women generally as the economic recession deepens. Laws passed by the new Government under urgency before the end of 2008 gave the public, and NCWNZ, no avenue for consultation or submission. In the New Year, election promises made in the confident flush of campaigning have been broken in the face of the worsening economic forecast i.e. Tax cuts.
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