Grant Robertson

The budget process is a long one which pops up in all corners of Parliament. Daniela Maoate-Cox tracks it from question time, to select committees, and back again. Video, Audio

The government has finally given some clarity around the timeline of who knew what and when regarding Treasury Secretary Gabriel Makhlouf's claim Treasury's website had been hacked. Audio

Finance Minister Grant Robertson joins Kathryn to discuss Budget 2019, how it will improve the wellbeing of New Zealanders, and how budget information was able to be accessed from the Treasury website… Audio

Grant Robertson's Budget has dashed the hopes of a Whāngarei family trying to make ends meet on one minimum wage.

Sarah and Steve have a blended family of five children - the youngest is just nine… Video, Audio

Is this budget really transformational? Finance Minister Grant Robertson spoke to Lisa Owen about today's Budget and its goals of addressing mental health, homelessness, addition and the prison… Video, Audio

Grant Robertson presents his budget to the House. Audio

The New Zealand Treasury has admitted its supposedly top secret Budget website was breached by searches for particular keywords.

And it says it's been advised by the police that anyone who found… Audio

Finance Minister Grant Robertson says some of the Budget details leaked to the opposition are right, but others are wrong, and Treasury is now investigating how National got hold of the documents. Audio

National says the government is breaking a significant economic promise by easing its debt targets. The Finance Minister Grant Robertson says the government intends to relax its debt target of 20… Audio

The government may be able to spend more money if it's re-elected, as the Finance Minister Grant Robertson says the government intends to introduce a debt target range of 15 to 25 percent after 2021.

There's been much hype and debate - both local and international - surrounding the coalition Government's first Wellbeing Budget. With less than two weeks until its unveiling, political reporter… Audio

The Finance Minister is defending the no fees scheme for first year tertiary students despite fewer people taking up the offer than expected. Ahead of this month's budget, Grant Robertson has revealed… Audio

At the end of May, the government will be rolling out their new Wellbeing Budget, but what’s the big deal? Can it really make us a happier, healthier nation?

Claire Crofton investigates. Audio

The New Zealand government is standing with Sri Lanka saying it condemns all acts of terrorism, and its resolve has only been strengthened by the Mosque attack in Christchurch. The Prime Minister says… Audio

The government had to weigh up costs and benefits of a diluted Capital Gains Tax, Finance Minister Grant Robertson has said, refusing to pin the backdown on New Zealand First's opposition to it. Audio

In the shadow of a gloomy International Monetary Fund forecast for economic growth, Finance Minister Grant Robertson is in Washington this week meeting financial heads from around the world. The IMF… Audio