- $50bn fund to deliver COVID response and economic recovery plan at centre of jobs budget
- $4bn business support package, including targeted $3.2bn wage subsidy extension
- $3bn infrastructure investment and 8,000 public house build programme to boost productivity and create jobs
- $1.6bn for trades and apprenticeships training package
- $1bn environmental jobs package
- $3.3bn new funding to strengthen core services including health and education
Thursday, May 14, 2020
New Zealand Budget 2020: Rebuilding Together
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