Teaching Council considers complaints after teacher wears 'Make America Great Again' hat to protest
Concerned parents have complained to the school and to the Teaching Council.
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Westlake Girls student leaves school after blackface selfie investigation
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Auckland CBD speed limits to drop
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Grafton body: Police confirm homicide investigation
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Police officers seen giving victim CPR after gun incident
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Singapore Airlines to restart services to Auckland, Christchurch
The flights will recommence from June 9.
'Screams and gunshots': Pair drag dead man from car in central Auckland
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People heard screaming: Man dead in Auckland street after shots fired
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Travel boom as Kiwis escape for long weekend
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Court escapee Cody Evans, 21, recaptured by police overnight
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270 Newmarket insurance staff moving to CBD next year
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John Stone signs off after 38 years as an Advocate photographer
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