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Budget 21: Living in the past with a cheugy budget
Opinion - Cheugy is the latest insult from Generation Z, targeted mostly at Millennials. And like Millennials, Budget 2021 is living in the past, Brigitte Morten writes.
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Budget 2021: Sector leaders, experts analyse govt spending
In its first unconstrained Budget in decades, the Labour majority government has hiked benefits to help reduce inequality and stimulate the economy in the wake of Covid-19.
The spending is fuelled by… Video, Audio
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Budget 2021: 'This is a milestone, but we keep going' - Ardern
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern and other Labour Party MPs have spoken to media about Budget 2021.
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Budget 2021: Benefits boost in 'quest to reduce inequality’
Beneficiaries will reap the rewards of this year's Budget with a welfare boost billed as the "biggest in a generation".
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Māori to be focus of lung cancer screening trial
Māori will be the focus of this country's first trial of screening for lung cancer. Audio
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Budget set to deliver more money to NZ's poorest and those hardest hit by Covid-19
Today is Budget Day and all signs are it will deliver more money into the pockets of New Zealand's poorest and those hit hardest by Covid-19. Audio
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Māori to be focus of lung cancer screening trial
Māori will be the focus of this country's first trial of screening for lung cancer.
It's been made possible by a grant of nearly $2 million from the Health Research Council and the Global Alliance… Audio
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Budget will target inequality - Grant Robertson
Today's Budget will still be a Covid-19 one but the Finance Minister says it will looking more to recovery.
All signs are the government will target spending at lifting the incomes of beneficiaries… Audio
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Question Time for 19 May 2021
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Hon JUDITH COLLINS to the Prime Minister: Does she stand by all of her Government’s statements and actions?
ARENA WILLIAMS to the Minister of Finance: What are the Government’s priorities for…
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Doctors struggling to help Gaza's injured as fighting continues
Doctors Without Borders says the humanitarian crisis in Gaza is worsening every day, and it's getting harder to help. Israel continues to fire a barrage of rockets and mortars into Gaza - where more… Audio
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Paekākāriki Film Festival - for the love of a community hall
On our trip to the regions we're going to Paekākāriki on the Kapiti Coast. This year's Film Festival will feature more than sit-down films. Audio
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Solo mum Jade: lifting benefits in Budget huge relief
Solo mums on the benefit say it's tough to make ends meet each week - and more money to lift benefits in this week's budget would be a huge relief. The government has promised to overhaul the welfare… Audio
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Bryce Edwards: Will the government take the poverty crisis seriously?
Political Roundup - This week's Budget is a chance for the government to take the crisis of inequality seriously. A big boost to benefits would be the most effective way, Dr Bryce Edwards writes.
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Sharing chores at home could help economy - Westpac/Deloitte survey
Sharing the load could come with a healthy boost to the economy.
A Westpac / Deloitte survey has found just seven percent of heterosexual couples, who both work full time, share the domestic chores… Audio
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Important for children to learn about white privilege
The head of the Principals' Federation insists it is important for children to learn about white privilege at school. The ACT Party leader David Seymour says the government has covertly added white… Audio
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Single mum wants govt to step up affordable housing plans
The government has made lifting thousands more children out of poverty a key priority, but solo mums on the benefit say they're struggling to make ends meet each week - and want to see more help in… Audio
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Gender pay equity could boost economy by $1.5b - Deloitte report
A Westpac report has found a more equal sharing of household chores between men and women could help boost the labour market.
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Budget 2021: Single mums look for more support
The government's promised to lift thousands of children out of poverty and reform the welfare system - but those struggling to make ends meet say it's not getting any easier.
In the lead-up to this… Audio
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Some schools decline government funded lunches
Twenty-nine schools which were offered the government's funded lunch in schools programme turned down the free food.
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Week in Politics: Government ‘pushes the reset button’ on public sector pay
Analysis - The government deals with a fierce backlash over its public sector pay curb and in Parliament the lid blows off the race relations debate.
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Covid recovery: 'The window of opportunity to attract talent is evaporating'
The race is on for New Zealand to lure high-skilled workers to the country as the rest of the world begins to get back on track during the Covid-19 pandemic, business leaders have been told.
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Fears India's most vulnerable groups will miss out on vaccinations
As a deadly second wave of Covid-19 continues to grip India, thousands are desperate to book vaccinations.
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Craft beer retailers disgusted with Eagle Brewing boss' racism
Disgusted craft beer bars and retailers say they'll no longer stock a Canterbury brewery's range, after its owner posted an anti-Maori rant on social media.
The comments from Eagle Brewing owner… Audio
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Our biggest shift in industrial relations for 30 years
Details have been released about arguably the biggest shift in industrial relations in 30 years - what are Fair Pay Agreements all about? Audio
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Our biggest shift in industrial relations for 30 years
Details have been released about arguably the biggest shift in industrial relations in 30 years - what are Fair Pay Agreements all about?
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