Labour have used their recent Wellington Congress to show voters what to expect at the election.

Hipkins has promised to make the currently temporary Apprenticeship Boost programme permanent, keep the Winter Energy Payment and ensure the superannuation age stays at 65.

Deputy Prime Minister Carmel Sepuloni is standing by her party's decision not to raise the superannuation age.

"Superannuation is such a tollner for New Zealand. It's universal, it's simple and it is something New Zealanders expect. So it's important that we highlight that we have no plans at all to get rid of it."

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