R&D businesses big winners from Budget 2018 – MYOB
The Labour-led coalition Government’s first budget has several positive initiatives that will support innovative businesses says accounting software provider MYOB….
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Budget cements critically needed extra police – NZ Police Association
The Police Association has commended the government on today’s budget confirmation of 1800 extra police and 485 additional non-sworn Police…
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Budget 2018: New spending for health
Deloitte partner Thorsten Engel says the extra capital spending for health announced in Budget 2018 is a start in tackling…
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Budget’s Positive Impact on Children Welcomed – Save The Children
The potential positive impact of this year’s Budget on New Zealand and Pacific Island children has been welcomed by Save…
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First Government Budget hits all the right notes – New Zealand Council of Trade Unions
First Government Budget hits all the right notes, more needed long term Council of Trade Unions President Richard Wagstaff says…
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Extra Stats NZ funding will improve child poverty data – Statistics New Zealand
New Zealanders can expect to see a clearer picture of child poverty as thousands more people are asked about how…
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Deloitte – Budget 2018: The gift that keeps on giving
Deloitte CEO Thomas Pippos says that the rivers of gold may have started to run in Australia but New Zealand…
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Unite Union to join rally against Israeli massacres
Unite Union to join rally against Israeli massacres 2pm, Saturday, Aotea Square Unite Union is calling on all supporters of…
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Programme brings new refugees to Christchurch – Amnesty International Aotearoa New Zealand
An inspiring new people-powered initiative is bringing refugees to settle in Christchurch for the first time since its resettlement programme…
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Simon burns his Teal Coalition Bridges
So with National’s antipathy to taking the crucial, hard steps to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, what was National’s reasoning to entice the Green Party into a coalition deal (or at least a confidence and supply arrangement)? The answer came from Bluegreens co-chairman, Geoff Thompson. Thompson was unequivocally clear in his stated intention to using his front-organisation as a way for National to return to power;