Labour pledges $7m to get kids off screens

Labour promises $7m to get kids off screens and back to being kids.

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Labour pledges $7m to get kids off screens

Labour promises $7m to get kids off screens and back to being kids.

In brief

Labour promises $7m to get kids off screens and back to being kids. Labour pledges $7 million annually to fund after-school activities and online safety for children. Originally reported by RNZ.

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In short

Labour pledges $7 million annually to fund after-school activities and online safety for children.

Read the original on RNZ

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