David Seymour defends new school lunch programme following early issues
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Associate Education Minister David Seymour has apologised for late deliveries and quality concerns regarding the reworked school lunch programme. Some schools reportedly faced delays or had to pay for food, while some students compared the meals to prison food. Seymour described the initial difficulties as teething problems.
How they headlined it
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StuffNew school lunches delayed, inedible, Seymour blames it on ‘teething problems’ (opens in new tab)
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1NewsSome schools fork out to feed students as new lunches arrive late (opens in new tab)
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The Press via The PostPainful teething problems with new school lunches (opens in new tab)
Also on The Post (opens in new tab), Waikato Times (opens in new tab)
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RNZDavid Seymour defends new school lunches that some compare to prison food (opens in new tab)
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Otago Daily TimesNew school lunches compared to 'prison food' (opens in new tab)