As New Zealand heads towards a general election on 17 October, health will no doubt be on the minds of many voters. But what are the other big issues that Kiwis are concerned about? Economic recovery and jobs are likely to be central, following the seven-week lockdown, and the continued closure of the border.
Prior to 2020, Kiwi voters were passionate about a number of core issues, including housing, the environment, child poverty and the referendum questions on whether to legalise euthanasia and marijuana.
As the politicians hit the campaign trail, we are asking Guardian readers what issues they care about as polling day nears? What remains truly important, when for many keeping employment and surviving the pandemic has become the overwhelming priority?
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