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  •   Home > News > Politics

    The Minister-in-charge of school lunches assures teething issues will be sorted by next term

    The Minister-in-charge of school lunches assures teething issues will be sorted by next term


    David Seymour's revamped programme, delivered for millions-of-dollars less than Labour's, has been plagued by complaints of late deliveries and sub-standard food.

    Some children got food containing melted plastic yesterday.

    Seymour says he expects practical issues to be resolved within weeks -- but stopped short of promising to hand responsibility to someone else, if not.

    He joked that would need someone else willing to take the role, but it's a challenge and he's enjoying it.

    © 2025 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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