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HCA co-chair Professor Lisa Te Morenga said the high number of children going without food was an indictment on Government actions that have penalised the most vulnerable communities and failed to ensure health and wellbeing are prioritised over commercial goals in its food policies. Author Dale Husband
HCA co-chair Professor Lisa Te Morenga said the high number of children going without food was an indictment on Government actions that have penalised the most vulnerable communities and failed to ensure health and wellbeing are prioritised over commercial goals in its food policies.
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