
Barbara Edmonds
Barbara Edmonds is a prominent New Zealand politician and the finance spokeswoman for the Labour Party. She has been vocal in her criticism of the government's handling of childcare tax credits, highlighting the discrepancies between promised support for families and the actual uptake of the Family Boost payment. Her advocacy focuses on ensuring that Kiwi families receive the financial assistance they need and that government promises are upheld.
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Countries Mentioned
Country | Mentions | Sentiment | Dominance | + Persistence | x Population | = Reach | x GDP (millions) | = Power |
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New Zealand | 5 | 5.60 | 0.26% | +60% | 4,822,233 | 20,336 | $210,000 | 886$ |
Totals | 5 | 4,822,233 | 20,336 | $210,000 | 886$ |
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Recent Mentions
New Zealand:
Barbara Edmonds will have to find extra funding for superannuation each year.
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New Zealand:
Edmonds said at the press conference that Labour would be looking through future Budget papers to understand how the Government got to its savings figure.
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New Zealand:
What finance spokeswoman Barbara Edmonds said last week – she supported the ceiling.
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New Zealand:
Barbara Edmonds is Labour’s finance spokeswoman and has made commitments regarding the party's fiscal plans.
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New Zealand:
Barbara Edmonds attended the campaign launch of Andrew Little.
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New Zealand:
Edmonds agreed there needed to be a serious conversation about superannuation.
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New Zealand:
Barbara Edmonds' confirmation name is taken from St Francis of Assisi.
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New Zealand:
Labour‘s Finance Spokeswoman Barbara Edmonds said the refusal to rule out cuts to the two initiatives was 'a clear sign that this Government is considering slashing vital support that Kiwis rely on'.
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New Zealand:
Labour’s finance spokeswoman Barbara Edmonds said she was surprised Seymour was 'wasting his own ministry’s time looking into this'.
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New Zealand:
Labour’s finance and economy spokesperson Barbara Edmonds called the policy a 'failure', saying people were not getting what they were promised.
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