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Inside Parliament: Education changes - 'Everything across the whole sector is up for grabs'

February 25, 2018

The podcast team look at the issue of funding for education, and what could be in store in the next Budget. (Source: Other)

Education Minister Chris Hipkins announced this week the biggest education reform in three decades is set to take place.

1 NEWS Maori Affairs reporter Yvonne Tahana and Sam Sachdeva from Newsroom join Katie Bradford. (Source: Other)

1 NEWS Māori Affairs reporter Yvonne Tahana and Sam Sachdeva from Newsroom join political reporter Katie Bradford to discuss those changes.

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