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Government departments forked out nearly $60k on World Cup tickets
NZ🏛️ PoliticsCenter8 hr. ago

Government departments forked out nearly $60k on World Cup tickets

The New Zealand government spent approximately $60,000 on World Cup tickets, according to a report by Stuff. This expenditure has raised questions about the appropriateness of such spending during a time of economic challenges. The article highlights the financial allocation made by various government departments for this event. No further details about the specific departments involved or the justification for the expense were provided in the available text.

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Government departments forked out nearly $60k on World Cup tickets

The New Zealand government spent approximately $60,000 on World Cup tickets, according to a report by Stuff. This expenditure has raised questions about the appropriateness of such spending during a time of economic challenges. The article highlights the financial allocation made by various government departments for this event. No further details about the specific departments involved or the justification for the expense were provided in the available text.

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