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1. TODD BARCLAY to the Minister of Finance: How is the Government’s management of the economy creating opportunities for New Zealanders?

2. ANDREW LITTLE to the Prime Minister: Does he stand by his…

Labour's pledged to use some of the Government's budgeted surplus to boost the thin blue line, if it's elected to Government next year. Audio

The Salvation Army says government surpluses should be spent on fixing social problems and not on tax cuts. Alan Johnson says too many organisations ahve been straved of capital. Audio

Govt told to focus on fixing social ills not debt or tax cuts, Parata receives report on use of Miramar school "scream room", Porn found on computers inside maximum security prison, Bob Dylan wins… Audio

A higher than expected surplus, driven by a higher tax take, has left the government in the position to consider tax cuts. Audio

1. ANDREW LITTLE to the Prime Minister: Is the Government on course to meet all the targets it has set; if not, which is it missing?

2. METIRIA TUREI to the Prime Minister: Ka tū a ia i runga i te mana o…

The Australian federal government looks set to back track on ambitious plans for multi-billion dollar tax cuts for big business. Audio

In Australia voters go to the polls soon, and the issue of tax cuts for corporates has become a big issue. Audio

Sealegs turns a profit; Turners reports higher pre-tax profit; Moa Group cuts full-year losses on improving sales. Audio

A day after Budget 2016, debate has turned to whether the government will embark on a major programme of tax cuts in an election year. Mei Heron reports. Audio

Finance Minster Bill English has confirmed he'd like to see tax cuts for middle income earners next year. Audio

It's Budget week. Tax cuts are out, so what's in? And Labour's Andrew Little has already leapt in with a speech questioning what it will do for 'middle' New Zealand. Audio

Should we be looking at new taxes or changes to existing taxes? Geoff Simmons, the General manager of the Morgan Foundation discusses why we should care about tax. Audio

The Prime Minister John Key says next year will be a more likely time to offer meaningful tax cuts. Audio

Shirley Johnson runs a programme helping to get so-called unemployable youth into jobs. A group is trying to get tourists driving on New Zealand raods have special "T-Plates" on display. .The chair of… Audio

Mike Williams and Matthew Hooton discuss hints of tax cuts for the National's next election campaign, fallout from the Panama Papers and the Auckland mayoralty race. Audio

The Finance Minister Bill English has all but ruled out tax cuts in 2017. Audio

New Zealand makes an international commitment to consider a public register of who really owns and benefits from NZ companies. We ask Bill English why he's all but ruled out tax cuts and the cloud… Audio

The Finance Minister has confirmed there will be no tax cuts factored into this years Budget. Audio

What the Panelists Lisa Tamati and Andrew Clay have been up to. The Finance Minister has confirmed there will be no tax cuts factored into this years Budget. Vanessa Caldwell of the National Committee… Audio

A review of the week's news including... a top laboratory that says Steel and Tube's test results for critical quake strengthening steel mesh cannot be trusted, Britain has announced a new tax on… Audio

Let's get back over the Tasman to our correspondent, Jim Parker. He says the prospects of further income tax cuts in Australia look to have taken another blow. Audio

The Government may have some spare change for tax-cuts with strong signals that they are still on the cards. Audio

Economists are warning that Papua New Guinea faces a collapse in government revenue of historic proportions. Audio

The Mexican government's being criticised over a vote to water down its tax on fizzy drinks. David Agren's been following the issue in Mexico City. Audio

Bill English says tax cuts remain on the table for 2017 and Labour looks at stopping super for workers over 65. Audio

Prime Minister John Key quizzed on the government's tightened tax
regime for residential property investors. Finance Minister Bill
English coy on contents of his seventh Budget, to be presented on
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Prime Minister John Key quizzed on the government's tightened tax regime for residential property investors. Finance Minister Bill English coy on contents of his seventh Budget, to be presented on… Audio