Further calls to remove Unitec board members, following claims of racism towards Māori
Several Māori staff at Auckland's Unitec resigned last month.
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Wellington universities' O-week celebrations postponed
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Vic Uni closes structurally unsound wing of Weir House
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Mouldy food allegations at childcare centre
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Ministry moves against Covid conspiracy email sent by teacher
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University scholarship helps Māori and Pacific students navigate campus life
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On-job teacher training scheme postponed
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