AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoElection Campaign: ACT’s fiscal plan would cut disability support by $653 million, gradually raise the superannuation age to 67 and reduce debt by $12.4 billion. The Greens call it “welfare for the wealthiest”; Labour says voters deserve details on who would lose support. Retirement: National’s Nicola Willis and Labour’s Barbara Edmonds agreed to a cross-party review of superannuation, KiwiSaver and housing for older people, with the pension age part of the discussion. Schools and Jobs: National would require about 5,000 students a year to finish Year 11 before leaving school and align school dates nationwide. Labour promises to restore locally made school lunches and rural bus routes, while the Greens would guarantee young people a pathway to work. Immigration: NZ First would scrap the Accredited Employer Work Visa and replace it with a system tied to proven job and regional shortages.
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