Triplets born within minutes of each other graduate on the same day
The brothers have an inseparable bond and support each other, but are also competitive.
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Family with autistic son denied residency
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SPCA provides story books in te reo to Māori education providers across Aotearoa
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Primary school teachers reject third pay offer
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'Tired of saying the same thing': Tauranga teachers to join strike action
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Waitangi Tribunal hears kura concerns on autonomy
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Principal survey finds nearly half had to appoint “untrained or unqualified” teachers.
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