Latest from Budget 2019

Budget 2019: What has been announced so far?

The Government has made a number of pre-Budget announcements before the big day this year

PM says there is no 'gag' on Opposition's Budget info

PM says her Finance Minister is not a liar, and it's up to Treasury to deal with the hack.

'Petty' Budget blow delivered to National

National only get eight people in the Budget lockup this year – last year they had 16.

Mental health reform: Govt boosts funding, re-writes compulsory treatment law

The Government released its response to the He Ara Oranga report into mental health

Conspiracy or cock-up? Strong evidence Treasury was not hacked

Revealed: Google cached copies of the Budget data.

Bridges' Budget saga: 'Bungling, incompetent' Govt to blame, not hacking

Simon Bridges says National's information did not come from a hack or anything illegal

Budget 'hack': Digital files are property, receiving them is a crime: lawyer

2000 attempts to gain access a clear case of hacking, lawyer says.

Bridges denies Budget hack, lashes Govt 'witch hunt'

Treasury secretary says website was systematically hacked - and Treasury didn't notice.

Focus Live: National leader Simon Bridges on the Budget leak

Focus Live: National leader Simon Bridges on the Budget leak

Hosking: This Govt has brought a rock star economy to grinding halt

Comment: Business confidence in this government has been an issue right from the start.

Budget preview: NZ slowdown could limit wellbeing

Budget Preview: Will the Government have money to spend on "well being"?

Budget to fund $153m transition service

Young people leaving state care will be supported in various ways up to the age of 25.

Simon Wilson: Jacinda Ardern, her friends and her enemies

Ahead of this week's Wellbeing Budget, Simon Wilson looks at the strategy and its critics.

Budget 2019: What do Māori want?

Education is at the heart of what the Māori community wants in this year's Budget.

Liam Dann: Govt pulls a deft debt trick

The Government bets big that it can loosen the purse strings and still look conservative.

Will KiwiRail be a Budget winner?

Northland is poorly served by both rail and road.

Government gives itself more wriggle room on debt

The move potentially gives the Government more scope for spending in its second term