A Reddit post expresses concern over the potential scrapping of the fees-free university scheme in New Zealand's upcoming Budget, citing confirmation by Finance Minister Nicola Willis and claims by Winston Peters.
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But the a a lot of the stuff I would imagine here, you are not going to unwind. Like like taking away the free university year, you're not putting that back, are you? We're gonna But why would you even leave it out there, Chippy? We've spent what is it, two billion dollars on it over eight years, and it's really done nothing.
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