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    ACT says Auckland University should pay back thousands of students - who did compulsory Treaty of Waitangi and Te Ao Maori courses

    ACT says Auckland University should pay back thousands of students - who did compulsory Treaty of Waitangi and Te Ao Maori courses


    The university's senate has now recommended making the courses optional - after criticism from staff, students and politicians.

    ACT spokesperson, Parmjeet Parmar, says more than eight-thousand students had to take the course this year.

    She says international students paid nearly six-thousand dollars.

    Parmar says students had to change courses and push them back because of the paper.

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