A Labour Party release proposes a targeted capital gains tax on property sales (excluding family homes) to fund three free annual doctor visits for all New Zealanders, framing it as a fairer economic and health system reform that contrasts with opposition policies.
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Well, there look there'll be plenty of policy coming from us, but I've also been really clear in all of the engagements that I've had with farmers that we're not going to be changing things for the sake of it. So where there are things that the current government are doing that are working and that are delivering the outcomes that we also want to see. We're not going to change things for the sake of it. Uh so you know, we I I I hear the message from the farming community. They want a bit more continuity, a bit more stability there. And I think they'll actually see that reflected in the ag policy that the Labour Party releases.
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a fair, health-focused solution to reduce cost of living
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