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'Northland young kids were getting addicted to vaping, while many parents have no clue'
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'If a week is enough to solve the problems of a 'disturbed child', pigs can fly too'
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Education expert disappointed Northland didn't contribute more in curriculum changes
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Focus Morning Bulletin: 27 May, 2022
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