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NZ Budget 2021: billions more for benefits, but one eye on the bottom line

New Zealand has now had three “Wellbeing Budgets”: the prototype in 2019, the COVID-19 “Rebuilding Together” version in 2020, and today Finance Minister Grant Robertson announced the Labour government is “Securing our Recovery”. With Labour governing with an absolute majority, projected debt levels lower than initially forecast and nearly NZ$1 billion from last year’s COVID-19 recovery fund unspent, expectations for housing, health, climate change and welfare have been heightened. Here, our three experts respond to today’s budget and assess its implications in various crucial areas for the year ahead. A budget for middle New Zealand Jennifer Curtin, Public Policy Institute, University of Auckland

Portrait of Ardern joins corridor in Parliament featuring artistic impressions of former PMs

Portrait of Ardern joins corridor in Parliament featuring artistic impressions of former PMs Newshub 2 hrs ago Zane Small © Image - Newshub; Video - Hardy Caballes / Supplied Watch: Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern s likeness was carved into driftwood. A portrait of Jacinda Ardern has been placed in a corridor in Parliament where artistic impressions of former Prime Ministers are put on display.  The portrait, an impression of the iconic photograph of Ardern wearing a hijab in the wake of the 2019 Christchurch terror attack, is located in the Whip s corridor in Parliament.  The Whip s corridor, where it currently hangs, is a traditional place for artistic portraits of Prime Ministers, as opposed to the official photo portraits which hang in the Speaker s Corridor, Gonzalez-Montero told Newshub.

Community Scoop » Pay Restrictions Punish Public Servants Who Protected Us From Covid-19

Press Release – PSA The government has announced two more years of pay restriction for public servants, and the workers union says they feel betrayed. The Public Service Association represents almost 80,000 workers, many of whom wonder why the government would punish … The government has announced two more years of pay restriction for public servants, and the workers’ union says they feel betrayed. The Public Service Association represents almost 80,000 workers, many of whom wonder why the government would punish them after a year of sacrifice, hard work and success protecting New Zealanders from Covid-19. For the next two years, public service employers have been instructed to offer only modest pay increases to workers in low paid roles, defined as those where the average pay is below $60,000. Workers paid above $60,000 will only be offered pay increases under select circumstances.

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