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    The Finance Minister says education will always be a worthwhile investment - as the Government announces two new specialist schools

    The Finance Minister says education will always be a worthwhile investment - as the Government announces two new specialist schools


    It'll build schools in Palmerston North and South Auckland respectively in 2027 and 2028.

    Nicola Willis says they can't fund everything - but this is a great initiative which will pay dividends in coming years, by creating better citizens, better opportunities and a better economy.

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