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Labour's message for 2026: Are you better off?


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Published in Politics and Government on Friday, January 10th 2025 at 6:20 GMT by Newsroom   Print publication without navigation

  • A year in Opposition with no leaks has left Chris Hipkins feeling optimistic about caucus unity and his changes in the next election.

The article from Newsroom discusses Labour's strategy for the 2026 election, focusing on a key question: "Are you better off?" It outlines how Labour plans to critique the current government's performance by highlighting economic and social issues like inflation, housing, and public services. The piece suggests that Labour will leverage public discontent with the National-led coalition's policies, particularly around tax cuts, public sector cuts, and the perceived failure to deliver on promises. Labour's campaign will likely emphasize the tangible impacts of these policies on everyday New Zealanders, aiming to sway voters by drawing a stark contrast between the current administration's outcomes and what Labour promises to deliver.

Read the Full Newsroom Article at:
[ https://newsroom.co.nz/2025/01/11/labours-message-for-2026-are-you-better-off/ ]

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