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<EM>Budget 2005:</EM> $3000 lure to hang on to top students

<EM>Budget 2005:</EM> Other Government spending

<EM>Budget 2005:</EM> Turia attacks the Budget as 'visionless'

Budget puts more in students' pockets

Government pours millions into laptops for teachers

<EM>Vhari McWha:</EM> Spending, revenue expected to rise

<EM>Budget 2005:</EM> Police to get extra staff

<EM>Budget 2005:</EM> Stopping the rot costs $4m more

<EM>Budget 2005:</EM> Employers show willingness to play part in KiwiSaver

<EM>Budget 2005:</EM> Tax shift will leave $100m in the kitty

<EM>Dr David Skilling:</EM> Credit to Cullen for starting savings ball rolling

Property ownership still a long haul for Fonoti family

<EM>Political reaction:</EM> What party leaders say about the budget

<EM>Brian Fallow:</EM> Tax plans won't summon a Hallelujah Chorus

Extra cash for housing and first-home buyers

Business shrugs off $1.4bn tax cut

<EM>Colin James: </EM>Hard work for next Treasurer

<EM>Rod Emmerson:</EM> Investors given $100m boost

<EM>Editorial:</EM> Cullen's deep, dark anticlimax

<EM>Jim Hopkins:</EM> The Earth moved for me, too - right over the precipice

Cullen promises tax cuts, but not until 2008

<EM>Budget 2005:</EM> Reaction from opposition politicians

<EM>Chart</EM>: Government revenue

<EM>Chart</EM>: Government expenses

<EM>Budget 2005</EM>: Business tax regime tweaked

<EM>Budget 2005</EM>: Treasury predicts slowing growth

<EM>Budget 2005</EM>: $2.2bn bond programme announced

<EM>Budget 2005:</EM> Q&A for KiwiSaver scheme

<EM>Budget 2005:</EM> Government promises $1000 for savings scheme

<EM>Budget 2005:</EM> More court security and improvements

<EM>Full text:</EM> The Budget speech

<EM>Budget 2005:</EM> Boost for law and order

<EM>Budget 2005:</EM> Health sector gets nearly $1b new money

<EM>Budget 2005</EM>: Main points

<EM>Budget 2005:</EM> $3000 lure to hang on to top students

<EM>Budget 2005:</EM> Other Government spending

<EM>Budget 2005:</EM> Turia attacks the Budget as 'visionless'

Budget puts more in students' pockets

Government pours millions into laptops for teachers

<EM>Vhari McWha:</EM> Spending, revenue expected to rise

<EM>Budget 2005:</EM> Police to get extra staff

<EM>Budget 2005:</EM> Stopping the rot costs $4m more

<EM>Budget 2005:</EM> Employers show willingness to play part in KiwiSaver

<EM>Budget 2005:</EM> Tax shift will leave $100m in the kitty

<EM>Dr David Skilling:</EM> Credit to Cullen for starting savings ball rolling

Property ownership still a long haul for Fonoti family

<EM>Political reaction:</EM> What party leaders say about the budget

<EM>Brian Fallow:</EM> Tax plans won't summon a Hallelujah Chorus

Extra cash for housing and first-home buyers

Business shrugs off $1.4bn tax cut

<EM>Colin James: </EM>Hard work for next Treasurer

<EM>Rod Emmerson:</EM> Investors given $100m boost

<EM>Editorial:</EM> Cullen's deep, dark anticlimax

<EM>Jim Hopkins:</EM> The Earth moved for me, too - right over the precipice

Cullen promises tax cuts, but not until 2008

<EM>Budget 2005:</EM> Reaction from opposition politicians

<EM>Chart</EM>: Government revenue

<EM>Chart</EM>: Government expenses

<EM>Budget 2005</EM>: Business tax regime tweaked

<EM>Budget 2005</EM>: Treasury predicts slowing growth

<EM>Budget 2005</EM>: $2.2bn bond programme announced

<EM>Budget 2005:</EM> Q&amp;A for KiwiSaver scheme

<EM>Budget 2005:</EM> Government promises $1000 for savings scheme

<EM>Budget 2005:</EM> More court security and improvements

<EM>Full text:</EM> The Budget speech

<EM>Budget 2005:</EM> Boost for law and order

<EM>Budget 2005:</EM>&nbsp;Health sector gets nearly $1b new money

<EM>Budget 2005</EM>: Main points

<EM>Budget 2005:</EM> Q&A for KiwiSaver scheme

<EM>Budget 2005:</EM> Health sector gets nearly $1b new money