Here's what a few key players in the industry will be looking for when documents land on Thursday.
Budget Day is on Thursday. (File photo)
Health industry groups and experts aren't expecting great surprises from Budget 2026, but they're hoping for a continuation of previous levels of funding.
Here's what a few key players will be looking for when the documents land on Thursday.
Primary care looking for a boost
Royal New Zealand College of GPs president Dr Luke Bradford said he was hoping for some more funding for general practice.
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Dr Michael Swanson said it will aim to steady ambition and restore confidence.
