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Budget 2024: College of Midwives hopeful health money announced in Budget includes maternity

Budget 2024: College of Midwives hopeful health money announced in Budget includes maternity
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College Of Midwives Hopeful Health Money Announced In Budget Includes Maternity

While tax cuts for “the squeezed middle” will help some families as they struggle with the cost-of-living crisis and the College of Midwives says they are hopeful that the $17b announced for health will include money for maternity services.

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College of Midwives Hopeful Health Money Announced in Budget Includes Maternity

Tax cuts for “the squeezed middle” will help some families as they struggle with the cost-of-living crisis, and the College of Midwives says they are hopeful that the $17b announced for health will include money for maternity services.

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Budget 24: How s it being received?

Love it or hate it, the Budget will affect you in some way. This is what industry leaders have to say about funding that might impact you.

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Bonding scheme too late for nurse and midwifery students dropping out now

Te Whatu Ora's beefed up Voluntary Bonding Scheme for new graduates will not stop people dropping out before they even qualify, nurses and midwives warn.

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