When a company earns less than what it spends, it is called a loss, and the same goes for a government. The recent figures on government revenue do not paint a warm, fuzzy picture of government revenue and expenditure.The government spent more than it collected in the March 2026 quarter, recordin...
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12 June 2026, 9:00PM
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The government spent more than it collected in the March 2026 quarter, recording a net borrowing deficit of $34.9 million,…
The reason for the government to ask four commercial banks for overdraft facilities for district offices has been explained by…
Dear Editor,Last Tuesday, the Minister of Finance, Mulipola Anarosa Ale – Molio’o, tabled the Faatuatua i le Atua Samoa ua Tasi…
There is a lot of delay in implementing government projects, and all of it has to do with finances. The latest lot awaiting the…
I used to enjoy Budget day - settling in on the sofa to see if my core crown residual cash prediction was on the money.
Use the Herald's two interactive graphics to see the Budget's winners and losers.
