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[ad_1] The impact of the coronavirus on foreign travel may be worse than expected. An international airline boss predicts things won’t be normal until 2023. A new analysis by the International Air Transport Association (IATA) says it will be years before long-distance travel recovers to pre-pandemic levels. “We have released …

[ad_1] Supplied Police found a large quantity of cannabis at two properties in Manawatū. Two men were arrested for cultivation and possession of drugs after the police raids in Manawatū. Police found more than 80 cannabis plants, 500 stalks, and about 7 kilograms of cannabis head at a retail store …

[ad_1] Free trades training for all ages will be implemented at Budget 2020, at a cost of $ 1.6 billion. Education Minister Chris Hipkins said that extending free and targeted vocational training courses to dropouts for all ages would help people who had lost their jobs due to the consequences …

[ad_1] Police Commissioner Andrew Coster says his frontline staff will use commonsense and discretion when using what he described as the “remarkable” powers granted to police to enforce Covid-19 health rules. Police now have the legal power to enter someone’s home without a warrant under the Covid-19 Public Health Response …

[ad_1] New Zealand Finance Minister Grant Robertson promised to spend an unprecedented $ 50 billion in a bid to save jobs and reduce unemployment to pre-coronavirus levels in two years as he announced a fund for the recovery of the Covid-19 country along with its annual budget on Thursday. . …

[ad_1] More than $ 412 million will go towards social services – with $ 252.6 million going towards keeping Kiwis fed. About $ 32 million will go towards responding to the increasing demand for food banks and a major expansion of the school lunch program, it was announced in today’s …

[ad_1] The Government will spend up to $ 50 billion to combat the Coronavirus accident with a massive injection of funds for jobs, training and infrastructure. But he doesn’t know how to spend all the money he’s set aside, he only allocates $ 15.9b from the giant fund in Thursday’s …

[ad_1] The gigantic fund has not yet been allotted. Some have already been spent, with $ 15 billion outlined in today’s ‘Rebuilding Together’ budget, and $ 20 billion to implement. The Treasury forecasts that up to 140,000 jobs could be saved in the next two years thanks to the fiscal …

[ad_1] The Government has set aside $ 1.2 billion for the New Zealand rail system in the 2020 Budget, including money to help replace the Cook Strait ferries. There will be $ 246 million to invest in the rail network, $ 421 million for new wagons and locomotives, and $ …

[ad_1] The press Workers preparing for school lunches. The Government has announced that it will greatly expand its school lunch scheme. The state-funded school lunches will feed 200,000 children by the middle of next year, as the government agrees to spend approximately $ 1 billion on needy New Zealanders. Prime …