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Election 2026: Labour promises free maternity scans paid for by capital gains tax

Election 2026: Labour promises free maternity scans paid for by capital gains tax
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The New Zealand Labour Party has proposed a policy to provide free maternity scans, funded by a planned capital gains tax. The initiative aims to reduce financial stress for families and includes funding for training more sonographers.

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This policy proposal highlights the intersection of healthcare accessibility and fiscal policy in the lead-up to the 2026 election.

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The Labour Party has unveiled its latest health policy. Photo / Mark Mitchell

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The article focuses on a Labour Party policy proposal, framing it through the party's stated benefits for families.

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