
Focus: Budget 2023 - Grant Robertson talks about forecast growth and the rate of unemployment
Grant Robertson talks about forecast growth and the rate of unemployment following today's announcement.
Grant Robertson talks about forecast growth and the rate of unemployment following today's announcement.
It's unsure how much of the $14 million would be allocated to security enhancements.
Grant Robertson talks to the cost of living following today's budget announcement.
Budget 2023 - Grant Robertson talks about 'returning to surplus' following today's announcement.
Opinion: No big revolution, but help for those who need it in PM's Budget.
National has accused the Government of 'wasteful spending'.
Watch: Budget 2023 - Grant Roberston talks fiscal sustainability following todays announcement.
Kids (and their parents) are the big winners with childcare subsidy, public transport.
Brad Olsen also believes the Budget could led to another OCR rise.
New climate-focused initiatives include expanding the electric vehicle charging network.
Te Matatini gets an additional $34 million in funding over the next two years.
It follows the near $1b announced by Finance Minister Grant Robertson on Sunday.
Also referenced was the huge cost to correct payments made under the Holidays Act.
A total of $3.1 billion of capital funding was allocated to provide the additional homes.
Bigger than expected: Budget has more borrowing, rather than reallocated spending.
OPINION: Has the Finance Minister delivered an election-winning Budget?
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NZ Herald brings you Budget 2023 with expert analysis and commentary. Video / NZ Herald
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The Government will reveal Budget 2023 today - what has already been announced?
Liam Dann and Thomas Coughlan answer your questions.
Former Labour MP Meka Whaitiri’s first speech since her return to Parliament. Video / Parliament TV
It comes as the exiled government's human rights minister visits NZ for the first time.
Councillors backtracked on a vote of no confidence - so what happens now?
Businessman Rob Campbell asks why Budget announcements are in boardrooms and not marae.
The Budget set-piece was marred this year by the lethal fire in Wellington yesterday.
It strikes a blow to the US diplomatic push in the Pacific to counter China.
National needs to show some leadership that will attract wahine Māori to its team.
Finance Minister Grant Robertson says “this is a Budget that’s appropriate for a time where people are struggling” at his annual photo opportunity Wednesday morning. Video / Mark Mitchell / Adam Pearse