Budget 2016 – the real deal

While the corporate class will be poring over the budget 2016 analysis from the financial elite, one organisation – the Council of Trade Unions – produces an on the day analysis of the budget’s impact on the rest of us and on the public services we use.

You can click here to register for your own copy and the important information it contains.

11 comments on “Budget 2016 – the real deal”

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    I can predict part of the budget.
    Smoke and mirrors department budget increased by 200%, with additional access to disaster management budget when needed.

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      DHBs have been chronically underfunded by both Labour and National

      Alternatively they can just start turning people away

  2. 4

    Not to forget a huge increase in funding to the pure BS department. The effects of which will be especially noticed during discussions of debt.

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    Prediction – Labour’s Little and Robertson do their prebudget speeches, after the budget comes out they’re caught with egg on their faces.

    Opposition parties doing prebudget speeches is fought with dangers, extreme circumspectual narratives, wrapped in common sense are required – otherwise the opposition is giving the National Government fodda for post budget debate.

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    lots of negative comments above typical of what is happening in our country and why our country is in such a mess too many people worried only about themselves

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