Briefly in our political economy of housing, poverty and climate on Friday, May 2:
Waikato Hospital doctors say patients are dying from ‘third world diseases’ and the health system is “on its knees”.
Chloe Swarbrick has launched a plan for 40,000 green jobs, with the state buying the Kinleith mill to convert it into a Cross Laminated Timber and biomass plant.
Patients hit by surgery and appointment delays nationwide yesterday have strongly backed doctors’ pay claims.
Paul Goldsmith admits budget restraints mean the legal system is “imperfect.”
Donald Trump decided overnight to fire his national security adviser.
Polls show Labor is set to retain power in Australia’s general election tomorrow.
