Labour held its conference in Auckland, where it introduced a policy aimed at assisting GPs and nurse practitioners in establishing or acquiring medical practices. The party also pledged to reverse the coalition’s pay equity reforms but did not commit to restoring the estimated $12.8 billion savings from those reforms. This reflects Labour’s acknowledgment of the issues facing New Zealand, as it seeks to develop policies to address them. However, there is skepticism about whether the opposition truly understands the nation’s challenges beyond a desire to win elections.
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