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Judge decides kids better off with mum because dad can't 'preserve' their Māori culture
The children were raised in a Māori household, but lived with their dad after a breakup.
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Back to school: Dropping the kids off on the family bike
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Opinion: Personal tragedy can impact a child’s education
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Principal groups defend school uniform pricing
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Letters: Unmasking Covid complacency; one school uniform for all of NZ
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Students 'fraudulently' using Havelock North Intermediate logo to bully others online
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NCEA pass rates drop for third year in a row
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Editorial: Classroom cellphone ban gives teachers a fighting chance
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