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Willie Jackson, Labour’s Māori campaign chair, says he personally opposes bringing back the Māori Health Authority — not because of the structure, but because Māori health providers are starved of funding and control. He argues direct resource devolution is what they truly need to thrive, aligning with their own calls for autonomy. Labour’s election strategy, rooted in Māori values (“kaupapa, whakapapa Māori”), focuses on jobs, housing, and health — aiming to win back support lost in the last election and directly benefit up to 3,000 Māori.

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