The Government has announced further assistance for businesses and their staff who have been affected by the COVID-19 Pandemic in Budget 2020.
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Whānau Ora receives boost in funding to continue support following COVID-19
Whānau Ora has been offered a major boost in funding to deliver the support whānau need on the ground and in the communities following the impact of COVID-19.
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Kōhanga Reo, Whānau Ora and Employment major winners for Māori in Budget 2020
Māori ministers have announced the Government will invest over $900mil in response to COVID-19 to support whānau, tamariki and all Māori.
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NewsPM gives preview of 'Rebuilding Together' Budget focused mainly on jobs
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has given a sneak preview of what will be released in Budget 2020 today, with jobs being the main focus.
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Tourism relief package welcomed by Māori businesses
Pianika Boddington and her husband Luke are co-owners of Rafting NZ, a Tūrangi-based white water rafting company that celebrates its 30th birthday next year.
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Small business owner not losing sleep over Budget
Owner of "Texas Pete" BBQ joint in Hamilton, Jared MacDonald (Ngāti Porou) says that he would rather have all lockdown restrictions removed than receive money from the government. This statement comes ahead of the budget announcement this Thursday.
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Health system to receive a record investment of $3.92 billion
In a pre-budget announcement today, Finance Minister Grant Robertson and Health Minister David Clark announced an extra $3.9bil into DHBs over the next four years.
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Urgent funding needed for Te Taura Whiri i Te Reo- TAHUA 2020
The Commission is responsible for implementing the Crown's Māori language strategy but he says they're cash-strapped and in urgent need of funding.
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Trans-Tasman bubble a possibility- Jacinda Ardern
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has accepted an invitation from Australian PM Scott Morrison to participate in the Australian National Cabinet meeting tomorrow.
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$42m Anti-Racism Education Reform stalls for eight months
The chair of a Māori think tank charged with tackling education’s racism says she’s frustrated their blueprint hasn’t been implemented after eight months.
