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If Labour revived its 2023 wealth tax ($10.99b in today’s prices) and funnelled every dollar into pay equity, they’d still be $2b short, and have nothing left for other priorities.

Hipkins isn’t funding the full pay equity - we can’t afford it.

Example: in 2017 Labour had an election promise to give pay equity for ECE teachers to Primary pay. 6 years later, when they were kicked out, they still hadn’t achieved it 🤯

Labour - the party of empty promises and ideology over reality.
 
Seems like sensible priorities from the govt. lots of extra funding for the key areas that matter to NZ (welfare, health, education, environment, law and order). Doing the basics well.

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So much for the lefts attack lines of austerity and the cutting everything… well done coalition!
Who would have thought that a centre-right would release a budget that has higher environmental spend than the previous Labour-greens government
 
Seems like sensible priorities from the govt. lots of extra funding for the key areas that matter to NZ (welfare, health, education, environment, law and order). Doing the basics well.

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So much for the lefts attack lines of austerity and the cutting everything… well done coalition!
To provide some much needed context missing from your post Wiz

The graphic is a comparison of the coalition's last two budgets. Nothing else.

The headline of the article you have taken this from, with no link provided is this:

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Here's the top few paragraphs, highlighting quite clearly this is a hard right neoliberal budget.

Of the rich, by the rich, for the rich.


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