The Māori Party and commissioning agency Te Pou Matakana have expressed their dissatisfaction following Labour's announcement that there will be no additional funding for Whānau Ora.
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TAHUA 2018- What's in it for Māori
Budget 2018 highlights the theme of manaakitanga, with the government focusing on areas including health, housing and better education for rangatahi.
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TAHUA 2018: Peters' Pacific Reset
Today's budget will confirm Winston Peter's pre-budget announcement of a huge $1bil increase in foreign affairs funding over the next four years.
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TAHUA 2018: Cautious optimism for Arts allocation
New Zealanders involved in the creative sector are awaiting the government's arts allocation in today's budget with cautious optimism.
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Insight on BUDGET 2018
Today the new Labour Government will reveal what their plans are for the nation's annual Budget. But who will benefit most from today's announcement?
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TAHUA 2018: Mouldy hospitals, empty shoes
Mouldy hospitals, nursing strikes, and rows of empty shoes symbolising the impact of suicide and mental health have marred perceptions of the public health system in 2017.
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KidsCan govt funding may be canned
National children's charity KidsCan is anxious to hear whether they will receive any more government funding from this week’s budget.
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TAHUA 2018: Hot topics for Rotorua locals
Homelessness, housing and mental illness are some of the areas those working on the ground in Rotorua hope will receive a boost in the government's budget announcement this Thursday.
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Sallies say budget must include extensive state home build
The Salvation Army says tomorrow's budget needs to include more state houses being built urgently to address homelessness.
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Government backs aspiring tradies
Employment Minister Willie Jackson is backing Māori to help fill the national trades shortage and close the unemployment gap. It’s budget week and Jackson says his government is committed to supporting aspiring tradies.
