Iwi organisation Te Rūnanga o Ngāi Tahu was keenly watching the government's budget announcements yesterday and chief executive Arihia Bennett’s first impression of it was, she says, “a broad budge
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'Not expecting surprises' from Budget 2022- Dr Lara Greaves
University of Auckland Public Policy Institute political analyst Dr Lara Greaves (Ngāpuhi) says she’s expecting a “fairly conservative budget” with no surprises, as Finance Minister Grant Robertson
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Budget 2022 preview: What to expect for Māori
All eyes will be on Grant Robertson this afternoon when he reads his fifth Budget in Parliament from 2pm.
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$1.1 billion for Māori in Budget 2021
The package will deliver on areas including housing, health, education, tamariki, whānau, justice reform and te reo Māori me ōna tikanga.
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Budget 2021 – Top five wins for Māori
As part of the Budget announcement made today, the government has prioritised $1.1billion to go towards the Māori Budget.
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What will Budget Day 2021 look like?
Today is Budget Day - Tahua 2021. It's the day the government will make its annual announcements on where funding will go in the next year and how much will be spent.
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Robertson talks down budget surprises except for Māori approach
"The inclusion of Māori and Pacific outcomes as one of the wellbeing outcomes, and the creation of entities such as the Maori Health Authority are a clear sign the government is committed to ensuring we have a partnership with Māori and Pacific peoples that maximises the opportunity to lead and benefit from the economic recovery."
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Māori Wardens receive desperately needed funding
Good news for Auckland Central Māori Wardens after facing Covid-19 challenges in 2020.
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Covid-19 forced Ngā Whare Waatea to resume foodbank services- Bernie O'Donnell
Foodbank operator Ngā Whare Waatea is happy to provide relief to the community. But it doesn't have the staff or time to service all those in need.
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Budget 2020 may have missed the mark- Riria Te Kanawa
Riria Te Kanawa, KPMG national Māori sector lead believes the Government has aimed low in terms of helping Māori post-COVID. She acknowledges that the Government wants to create jobs for Māori but fears it may have missed the mark.
