The New Zealand Taxpayers’ Union reveals that $160,000 in public funding from the Warmer Kiwi Homes programme was used to subsidise insulation upgrades in privately-run retirement villages, raising concerns about corporate welfare and the failure to support vulnerable retirees.
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Release: Government's 12-month rule leaves seniors out of pocketbenefits flow to developers, not direct beneficiaries
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