Officials' warning over rushed $2.8b free fees tertiary policy
An estimated 80,000 students will be eligible for the handout.
Details of the Labour-New Zealand First’s first big-ticket policy have been rolled out today.
Well, some details, anyway.
The large-scale expansion signalled in the tertiary sector, which includes free fees for new students from next year and a $50 increase in weekly allowances, will put an
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Officials' warning over rushed $2.8b free fees tertiary policy
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