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Lightfoot uses disputed parliamentary maneuver to stave off speed camera defeat

Lacking the votes to prevent the City Council from raising the miles-per-hour threshold for speed camera tickets, mayoral allies delayed the vote for one meeting over strenuous objections from Ald. Anthony Beale (9th).

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New Bundaberg Hospital among big winners of the Queensland budget

Funding for a new Bundaberg Hospital has been welcomed but medical professionals say there is an immediate health crisis that needs attention.

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Social welfare payments will be bumped up in October, says Tanaiste Leo Varadkar

'I think it stands to reason that the pension increases and social welfare packages will have to be greater in 2023 than they were this year'

Irish Mirror

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Measures to help with soaring household bills could be brought in before the Budget

“I'm not ruling out doing things in the interim, but certainly at this stage, we're working towards another package of measures to help people with the cost of living and that will be Budget Day which is just over three months away."

Irish Mirror

Legal aid's Budget boost isn't enough

More legal aid funding cannot provide the whole answer to access to justice. We need to get creative about providing effective help without breaking the bank, says Bridgette Toy-Cronin

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Campaign seeks permanent free fares

Public transport proponents will petition the Auckland City Council to see free travel afforded to four groups of Aucklanders

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Labour tests negative waters as Luxon's tide rises

An ad attacking National's leader Christopher Luxon is a sign of the tight race to come, as Labour and Jacinda Ardern's popularity starts to dwindle.

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Stagflationary risk low for India compared to others, says CEA

NEW DELHI: Chief economic adviser (CEA) V Anantha Nageswaran on Tuesday ruled out the risk of stagflation for India, saying the economy is better placed than other nations.

The Times of India

Uttar Pradesh Budget a ‘deceit,’ says Lalji Verma; Finance Minister Suresh Khanna intervenes, asks him to keep facts right

The Yogi Adityanath government on May 26 presented its maiden Budget of the second term with a focus on education, employment, empowerment of women and farmers besides law and order.

The Hindu

UP Assembly: Some members taking a nap during Budget presentation by FM Khanna

UP CM Adityanath quite often advises his Ministers and MLAs to stay fit all the time. He also asks them to actively participate in the schemes and programmes of the government. But...More on Dynamite News:

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Agencies fear a Gareth Morgan moment

Foot-dragging over a toxic threat to dolphins might relate to NZ’s sacred cow of pets – cats

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GCSB, SIS get an extra $35m to fight terror

Counter-terror agencies get a budget boost but there are questions over oversight, reports David Williams

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Gareth Hughes: Budgets must do more than patch failures

Comment: When you spend up large just fixing the problems caused by your existing economic system, that's called Failure Demand, writes former Green MP Gareth Hughes

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First home buyer help for hundreds more – just move to Hamilton or Queenstown

The Government’s Budget 2022 announcement around its First Home Loan and Grant schemes is a step in the right direction to help new buyers get a mortgage. Huge hurdles remain

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The climate and economic solutions staring us in the face

It will take a massive shift in the way government and its agencies work with all New Zealanders to achieve the laudable goals of this week's emissions plan and Budget funding.

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Hidden climate extras in Budget 2022

While $2.9 billion in new climate-related spending was announced alongside the Emissions Reduction Plan on Monday, Budget 2022 has a few hidden extras for climate policy.

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Huge lift for DoC, including $5m for wages

New funding won’t just keep the financial wolves from DoC’s door but native species from extinction, Minister says

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One step forward or two steps back? MPs react to budget

A polarising Budget saw strong debates in Parliament this afternoon, as MPs from both ends of the political continuum laid out how they would have done things differently

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Budget 2022: 'Largest investment ever’ in health system

Billions of dollars will go into the reformed, centralised health system over the next four years, but Māori will see just a little of it, Marc Daalder reports

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Budget 2022: Robertson eyes Labour’s soft support in era of global uncertainty

A cost of living payment aimed at middle New Zealand is a reminder of the impending election, in a budget otherwise dancing around global volatility.

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Budget 2022: Big ticket projects target urban need, not provincial politics

Work on the technical feasibility of a new port on the Manukau Harbour signals the government won’t pander to the provinces ahead of council elections.

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Budget 2022: Health and squeezed middle win big

The Government responds to the financial pain of the 'squeezed middle' with a $1 billion Budget cost-of-living package, writes political editor Jo Moir

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Budget to scrap flawed decile funding that stigmatised schools in poorer suburbs

New equity index is to target the needs of today's school children, rather than ranking schools according to out-of-date Census data.

Daily Mirror

3 changes Rishi Sunak could make to your finances - as MPs vote on emergency budget today

From a windfall tax on energy giants and a 1p income tax cut to a quadrupling of the £150 Warm Home Discount Scheme, various ideas are seeping out of the woodwork - but Labour are demanding the Tories go further with help now

The Hindu

State revenue receipts 30% less than Budget estimates

State registers ₹1.27 lakh crore revenue during 2021-22 against the estimated ₹1.76 lakh crore

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