Tag: funding
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NZ On Air Boosts Journalism Funding by $1.6m
NZ On Air has extended funding for two journalism initiatives, the Local Democracy Reporting scheme (LDR) and Open Justice, after receiving an additional $1.6m from the Government in Budget 2025. The funding aims to support local journalism, with a focus…
Politics and GovernmentMediaBusinessGeneral PoliticsFederal GovernmentDigital and Print PublishingMedia Crisis NZ On AirLocal Democracy ReportingOpen JusticeJournalismFundingAmie Mills
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Media Monitor: RNZ reports on suspicious death, missing woman, housing developments
RNZ is reporting that the family of Michael Tamatea, who was found dead four months ago at Hokio Beach near Levin, believes people in the small lower North Island town know more than they are saying. RNZ said police are…
Politics and GovernmentWorldHealthSportAsiaAustralasiaChinaEducationMedical Science Michael TamateaElisabeth NichollsKāinga OraCook IslandsHokio BeachFundingRNZ News
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Media Monitor: NZ pauses funding to Cook Islands after China dealings
One News is reporting that New Zealand has paused nearly $20 million in funding to the Cook Islands. A spokesperson for Foreign Minister Winston Peters said the developmental funding would not continue “until the Cook Islands Government takes concrete steps…
WorldPolitics and GovernmentBusinessWeatherChinaMiddle EastFederal GovernmentTradeLaw EnforcementTransportation Cook IslandsWinston PetersMark BrownChristopher LuxonFundingOne News NZ
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NZ Government's Aged Care Funding Criticized as Insufficient
The New Zealand government has announced the continuation of a fund to support older New Zealanders transferring from hospitals to aged residential care and the community. However, Aged Care Association chief executive Tracey Martin has criticised the move, calling it…
Politics and GovernmentHealthSocial IssuesState Governments GovernmentAged Care AssociationTracey MartinFundingElderlyHealthcare
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NZ Budget 2025 Boosts Disability Support Services
More than 7,000 disabled New Zealanders are set to benefit from improved residential care, thanks to a $240 million boost over four years announced in today’s Budget. This funding is in addition to the existing $1 billion annual investment in…
Politics and GovernmentHealthSocial IssuesEconomy Budget 2025Disability Support ServicesLouise UpstonResidential CareFundingGovernment