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New Zealand Association of Scientists: Budget 2025 Robs Researchers To Pay For Regulation

We appear determined to fall behind peer nations with our investment in research, science, innovation and technology. This is increasingly true for universities, which continue to see the increasing support they saw across the decade to 2020 reversed.

Advertising Standards Authority: ASA 2024 Annual Report - Strengthening Consumer Protections With Effective Ad Self-Regulation

Industry have risen to the challenge with the adoption of two new Codes in 2024, working with us as we rolled out new ad protections for children, and for all New Zealanders under the Food and Beverage Code, ASA Chief Executive Hilary Souter said.

IRANZ: Budget Reaction – Time To Back Science With Long-Term Investment

Budget 2025 underdelivers for science - at best holding funding steady in nominal terms, and at worse an actual reduction to health research funding, while inflation continues to erode our national science capability.

Better Taxes for a Better Future: Budget Of Austerity Piles On Least Well-Off, Misreads Public Mood

The most significant contributor to the Government’s $5.3bn in savings required to reach its arbitrary operating allowance are the lowest paid working women through the scrapping of the pay equity settlements, says Glenn Barclay, Better Taxes campaign spokesperson.

Nicola Gaston, The Conversation: NZ Budget 2025 - Science Investment Must Increase As A Proportion Of GDP For NZ To Innovate And Compete

New Zealand trails far behind other wealthy countries in research funding and strategy. This inhibits the innovation that could drive a more productive economy.