WORLD FOOD DAY EDITORIAL: Hungry by design: hunger must be on the ballot on 4 November
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The national food plan has lapsed, the coordinating council never met, and children are dying in our hospitals of preventable malnutrition. On World Food Day, hunger belongs on the ballot.
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