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22 September 2026

Education Ministry whistleblower claims OIA subversion not an isolated incident

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Education Ministry whistleblower claims OIA subversion not an isolated incident

But Education Minister Erica Stanford says the person is ideologically-driven and there have been no attempts to circumvent the Official Information Act.

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