Maori boarding schools get $14.9m for upgrades
The schools will receive part of the pūtea set aside in the 2021 Budget.
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Greg Robinson was censured after removing an earphone from a student's ear.
More consistent teaching needed in reading, maths, says govt report
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Ex-Dilworth teacher whose abuse spanned five decades jailed for eight years
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Teenager will be labelled serial rapist for life - lawyer
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12yo Auckland schoolgirl dies after run in park
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Teacher who sexually violated and manipulated a boy refused parole
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Haere mai! Borders fully reopen today
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