It's matched, I think—exceeded, actually—by the vital work that's being done throughout Aotearoa by nurses and doctors and support staff in our hospitals, by the people stocking supermarket shelves, by those who are transporting food, and all of those people who are engaged in the simple act of caring for others. It's in these moments where we are learning more than ever that it is some of our hardest-working but lowest-paid workers who hold our communities together. 