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Thousands of people packed the streets around the country this morning, protesting todays national budget release.
Today, the Government puts its money where its mouth is.
OPINION: Christopher Luxon and Chris Hipkins pumped up the protest by entering the debate.
OPINION: Some of the biggest things the Finance Minister could do would cost very little.
OPINION: Voters will ultimately judge whether it's worth it.
Henare says unrest in rugby has far-reaching ramifications and affects moods.
OPINION: The Budget will be a tally of promises kept and broken.
The minister responsible had to clarify what his position was on the bill.
It comes after hundreds marched on Parliament to protest the bill.
Country out of pocket by $250m to support international visitors.
OPINION: There's not much for Māori to celebrate in Budget 2024.
OPINION: More than 1000 Kiwis a week are packing their bags. Who can blame them?
'People are avoiding going to the doctor' – is that the right outcome for public safety?
OPINION: A Budget preview that ignores the numbers and looks at the vibe of the thing.
Between banks, supermarkets and petrol, more oversight is needed not less.
OPINION: The Budget sales job is to get voters to reward the medicine over the sugar hit.
OPINION: 'Our safety and peace of mind is compromised.'
Voters from across the political spectrum want spending cuts to fund tax plans.
David Seymour may have to declare an expensive bottle of cologne he was reportedly gifted.
OPINION: MacLeod was on a fast track to be a minister - until his paperwork went awry.
National’s New Plymouth MP David MacLeod has been stood down immediately from his select committee roles after failing to declare 19 candidate donations. Video / Mark Mitchell
OPINION: Also in today's politics briefing - MP David MacLeod's donations drama.
The review was announced amid projections Kāinga Ora’s debt could reach $28.9 billion.
PM Christopher Luxon outlines his governments 9 'better public service' targets
It could be among the first such projects approved under Govt bill.
Prime Minister Chris Luxon was joined by Transport Minister Simeon Brown.
OPINION: Progress has been made but the journey is far from complete.
Previous Governments have failed in attempts at an asset mega-merger.
OPINION: New Zealand has been actively exploring joining Aukus for more than a year.