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Communities split over free school lunches
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Free school lunches: North Island (except Wellington)
Full list: North Island schools getting free school lunches (except Wellington).
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National promises $2.8 billion for more classrooms, new schools
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Auckland tsunami alert flops: 'I'm doomed - didn't hear anything'
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Teachers angry over alert level 3 rules: 'We are not babysitters'
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Principals worry: Can 'voluntary' schooling at alert level three work?
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Learning in lockdown: 1m Kiwi kids start screen lessons today - are parents ready?
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Proposed school zone shuts out families next door
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Man overboard: Intoxicated passenger jumps off Auckland ferry
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