Budget stories - Page 3

Education Minister Nikki Kaye has announced a $5.2 million funding boost for Teach First NZ to train more teachers in STEM subjects.

The Internet of Things, cyber security, digital transformation, a new budget, Trump… Oh how 2016 was a tumultuous year for the world.

Should organisations upgrade their computers or replace them altogether? A survey reveals a 50-50 split among IT professionals.

Innovation is crucial to the success of any organisation, or economy for that matter. So how can you grow innovation?.

Canterbury schools to receive $276m investment in infrastructure as part of Budget 2016, according to Education Minister Hekia Parata.

The 2016 Budget will inject $761.4m into science and tech in New Zealand, promoting entrepreneurship, skills, and economic growth.

Most schools in New Zealand to receive extra funding after targeting discretionary funding to at-risk students.

The establishment of a national Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT) is a 'major development' WHERE id = says Deloitte.

Labour accuses National government of cutting public broadcasting funding, resulting in lowest level in NZ history.

The Government announced the Budget 2015 last week, and the Ministry of Education has outlined what it means for the education sector.

New Zealand security services to receive $20m funding boost for essential services and recruitment, says government.

Educators might not see salary increases as Budget 2015 makes little provision for pay rises, says New Zealand Educational Institute.

This Budget continues to deliver on National Government's pattern of fiscal responsibility. This is a positive thing for New Zealand business.

The NZ Retailers Association has criticised the government's Budget 2015 announcements yesterday, saying it is deeply disappointing for retailers.

Taxes on services purchased online from offshore sellers look to have moved a step closer, with Budget 2015 confirming it is a key focus area.

The government will pump an extra $20 million a year into the research and development Growth Grants programme, one of three types of grant administer.

The New Zealand dollar may fall this week in the face of a resurgent greenback and as dairy futures suggest prices will decline at this week's GlobalD.

Solid Energy, the state-owned coal miner whose chair Pip Dunphy stepped down this week, will delay reporting its first-half accounts.

Kirckcaldie & Stains, the unprofitable Wellington department store, is waiting for a new chief executive and the final payment from the buyer of it.

Bill English confirms 21 May for the Budget, eyeing stronger public finances amidst global fiscal uncertainties.