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      The final budget of this Government’s elected term is expected to see investment into the broadscale issues affecting New Zealanders’ lives, with defence and energy identified by the Government as key areas of focus. Infrastructure, health, and a continued emphasis on growth and productivity are also expected to be at the forefront.  

      Here we share our insights into topics relevant to Budget 2026. Check back for more on the day – 28 May 2026. 


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      The Government can use lessons from overseas to inform the overhaul of its digital services
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      To facilitate a coherent AI system in government there are five clear gaps for public sector leaders to address.
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