Rt Hon JACINDA ARDERN (Prime Minister): Yes, particularly the Government's actions to increase wages and focus support for low and middle income earners, including reducing fuel excise duty by 25c and instituting half-price public transport to take steps to reduce the impact on New Zealand families during the continued volatility of fuel prices caused by the war in Ukraine. I also stand by our decision to increase the minimum wage to $21.20 per hour; to increase Working for Families, which will make around 346,000 families better off by an average of $20 each a week; adjusting the income thresholds for childcare assistance annually in line with average wage growth, benefiting 1,500 children; benefits to increase up to $35 a week from 1 April, bringing the total increases for beneficiaries with children to an average of $175 per week, including to $207 per week during the 2022 winter period; student allowances will increase by $25 from 1 April; and superannuation will increase to $52 per fortnight for a single person, and $80 for a couple from 1 April. There's no silver bullet that will fix the cost of living, but we have a plan and are implementing a range of measures that, together, will help to make a difference. 