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I last spoke to some of you in mid-March. That was an opportunity to reflect on an extraordinary 12 months, but also to reflect on how the future was shaping up. In what has truly become a sign of our rapidly-changing times, even eight weeks later much has changed, and we can add even more thinking and learning to how we shape the next 12 months. Today I want to touch on that thinking, but I’ll also speak to some of the wider challenges facing New Zealand in 2021, especially as we head into the Budget. Last week on Mother’s Day I found myself in

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Brian Fallow: What about the workers, Grant? 13 May, 2021 05:00 PM 6 minutes to read New Zealand should spend more on training and employment subsidies for the private sector, says the International Monetary Fund. Photo / Supplied New Zealand should spend more on training and employment subsidies for the private sector, says the International Monetary Fund. Photo / Supplied OPINION: If ever there was a time for a Labour Finance Minister to deliver a Budget true to his party's roots, it is now. Grant Robertson is unencumbered by a veto-wielding coalition partner. At the risk ...

I last spoke to some of you in mid-March. That was an opportunity to reflect on an extraordinary 12 months, but also to reflect on how the future was shaping up. In what has truly become a sign of our rapidly-changing times, even eight weeks later much has changed, and we can add even more thinking and learning to how we shape the next 12 months. Today I want to touch on that thinking, but I’ll also speak to some of the wider challenges facing New Zealand in 2021, especially as we head into the Budget. Last week on Mother’s Day I found myself in Dunedin.

I last spoke to some of you in mid-March. That was an opportunity to reflect on an extraordinary 12 months, but also to reflect on how the future was shaping up. In what has truly become a sign of our rapidly-changing times, even eight weeks later much has changed, and we can add even more thinking and learning to how we shape the next 12 months. Today I want to touch on that thinking, but I’ll also speak to some of the wider challenges facing New Zealand in 2021, especially as we head into the Budget. Last week on Mother’s Day I found myself in Dunedin.