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Labour conference: Chris Hipkins says 'yes' to Dunedin Hospital and 'no' to Aukus


Published on 2024-12-01 17:00:41 - Brian Stokes, N@N
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The article from the New Zealand Herald discusses Prime Minister Chris Hipkins' speech at the close of Labour's annual conference. Hipkins, who has been in office for six months, emphasized the government's focus on addressing the cost of living, crime, and education. He highlighted the need for a "back to basics" approach in education, aiming to improve literacy and numeracy among students. Hipkins also touched on the government's response to recent natural disasters, like Cyclone Gabrielle, and the ongoing recovery efforts. He criticized the opposition for lacking a clear plan and reiterated Labour's commitment to practical, immediate solutions for New Zealanders' pressing issues. The speech was part of a broader strategy to reconnect with voters by showcasing Labour's achievements and future policy directions.

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[ https://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/politics/watch-live-chris-hipkins-speaks-at-close-of-labours-annual-conference/B5AS4G6IZVHYDDZS6L2PBNHWUY/ ]