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9. Lets Talk About - Feeding Division How School Lunches Became Political Tools
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School lunches should be simple — feed the kids, support families, and make sure no child goes hungry. But in New Zealand, even something as basic as lunch has been turned into a political weapon.
In this episode, I break down the story of Ka Ora, Ka Ako, and how this Government is deliberately running the programme into the ground — not to save money, but to feed a narrative that blames struggling families instead of fixing the system.
This isn’t just about food — it’s about how politics works when no one’s watching.
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