Schools cut hundreds of lunches from orders to curb waste

Two big Auckland schools have cut hundreds of lunches from their daily order with the government's new supplier, the School Lunch Collective, because students are not eating them. One principal says the food provided recently by a stand-in supplier is so bad it is turning students off. Another says the new system is fine because only the students who really need a free meal are getting one. Here's our education correspondent John Gerritsen.