NZ Government halts polytech changes, reveals future of police, calls for Gaza ceasefire | 1News

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Super-institute Te Pūkenga has halted its multimillion-dollar transformation following new instructions from the National-led government, which also revealed changes to the future of New Zealand Police and called for a ceasfire in the Israel-Gaza conflict.

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00:00 Te Pukenga halts multimillion-dollar changes

03:28 Police Minister Mark Mitchell sits down with 1News

06:47 Winston Peters calls for ceasefire in Gaza

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