Budget 2024: All you need to know about the tax changes - Robyn Walker
OPINION: Has the Government delivered a block of cheese budget?
OPINION: Has the Government delivered a block of cheese budget?
Nicola Willis targets Māori needs rather than Māori funding.
Tamihere: 'We’ve proven ourselves and the Budget is an indication of that.'
Prime Minister Christopher Luxon said stopping 'wasteful spending' was a priority.
Co-leader Rawiri Waititi says there was nothing in the Budget for Māori. Video / Parliament TV
Kiwirail has received a $159 million allocation in the Budget.
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'Government appears to have recognised the deficit with roading and rail maintenance.'
What today's Budget means for your back pocket.
ANALYSIS: While Willis pledged to reduce debt, she's going to have to borrow more.
Bamboozled by the Budget? Here's all the main highlights explained.
OPINION: Cuts to Government agencies will become business as usual.
Today, the Government puts its money where its mouth is.
'How come we don’t value our kids enough to give them a quality meal?'
Opinion: The Government's use of contractors is often cynical - and unhelpful.
Census reveals growing Māori numbers means more putea.
OPINION: Christopher Luxon and Chris Hipkins pumped up the protest by entering the debate.
Minister for Children Karen Chhour is defending the spend-up.
OPINION: The evidence indicates New Zealand has exceeded its peak taxation.
OPINION: The Budget will be a tally of promises kept and broken.
Business prosperity and child wellbeing are key factors in Northland ahead of the Budget.
Some agencies expect years of fiscal restraint.
Kingsway Ave is a street of mainly older wooden Californian-style bungalows.
Almost 4000 roles would be cut as part of the Government's aim to reduce spending.
Market expectations are for a $10-15b increase in the NZ bond tender programme.
The Government needs to find and generate billions of dollars to fund its tax cuts.
The Finance Minister is promising the tax cuts won't be inflationary.
It comes after hundreds marched on Parliament to protest the bill.
Country out of pocket by $250m to support international visitors.
Northland children are waiting 50 per cent longer than adults for mental health services.