Budget Highlights Underlying Strength Of Economy In Face Of Global Headwinds – New Zealand Government
· A return to surplus in 2024/2025 · Unemployment rate projected to remain at record lows · Net debt forecast…
· A return to surplus in 2024/2025 · Unemployment rate projected to remain at record lows · Net debt forecast…
· Boost for Māori economic and employment initiatives. · More funding for Māori health and wellbeing initiatives · Further support…
· New hospital funding for Whangārei, Nelson and Hillmorton · 280 more classrooms over 40 schools, and money for new…
A collection of 2050 native plants may now be positioned at the top of Auckland’s Central City Library. Upon climbing…
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Funding toward new parliamentary buildings has been announced as part of Budget 2022. This funding is earmarked to develop a…
The Better Public Media Trust warmly welcomes the announcement of the government’s Budget 2022 commitment of $327m to support the…
Budget 2022 has pluses and minuses for the disabled community, says Disability Rights Commissioner Paula Tesoriero. On the plus side…
It’s a ‘cost of living crisis’ not a ‘spending on living crisis’. Throwing more and more money at a black-hole…
E tū welcomes Budget 2022, which includes a range of measures that will help E tū members and their communities…