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Minister Louise Upston questions Government paying $2 34 billion in rent, mortgage supplements

The state is helping 364,000 tenants and mortgage holders who can’t afford where they live, paying $2.34 billion annually so they can afford housing, and one.

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Funding for child health and wellbeing study ends

Funding for a major study of New Zealand children's health and wellbeing has ended and the government is considering its future. The Ministry of.

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Government funding ends for 15-year long Growing Up in New Zealand project

Funding for a major study following the lives of more than 6000 Kiwi children since 2009 has ended and the government is considering its future.

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Brain drain: Recruiters say tough job market pushing workers overseas

While it is a challenging time to look for a job, one recruiter says it is not all doom and gloom.

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Brain drain: Tough job market pushing Kiwis overseas

The brain drain is under way, with people heading overseas to get away from New Zealand's tough job market, recruiters say. Dozens of companies and.

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