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NZ Labour Pledges $21 Million for Māori Trades Training
The New Zealand Labour Party has committed $21 million toward Māori-led vocational training programs if elected. The policy aims to expand skilled trade opportunities and support indigenous economic development ahead of the upcoming general election.
29 Aug, 06:30 — 29 Aug, 07:48
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rnzHigh13h ago
Labour pledges $21m for Māori-led trades training
Labour is pledging to spend $21 million a year on Māori-led trades training if elected into government.
Read full article →nz-heraldMostly Factual11h ago
Labour pledges $21m for Māori-led trades training if it wins election
Willie Jackson says up to 3000 Māori could benefit from the programme.
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First report: rnz · 29 Aug, 06:30|Full coverage: 2 · 1h|Window: 1h
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