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    The Education Minister's making a pitch for wealthy investors to help fund New Zealand schools

    The Education Minister's making a pitch for wealthy investors to help fund New Zealand schools


    Erica Stanford's one of several ministers to address delegates at the Infrastructure Investment Summit in Auckland, where one-hundred companies from around the world are being hosted.

    Stanford says New Zealand's forecast to spend up to nine-billion dollars in school property, over the next five years.

    She says the property is an attractive opportunity for investors -- there is a strong balance sheet, reliable funding streams, and a clear pipeline of work.

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    International:
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    Boxing:
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    International:
    Minor parties clash as Clive Palmer and Pauline Hanson battle for right-wing voters in federal election 18:17

    Rugby League:
    The Warriors have named an unchanged lineup to face the North Queensland Cowboys in the NRL's Magic Round in Brisbane on Saturday 18:07

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    International:
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    Law and Order:
    A slain woman's sister and the murderer's probation officer have addressed a Coroner's court today 17:27

    Business:
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    Environment:
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