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Young people will stop at nothing to find a way around a proposed nationwide phone ban.
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Countries like Australia already had similar bans in place which worked, Luxon said.
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Schools would be able to decide penalties for students who didn't comply.
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Politicians have had a 'gutsful', but is youth offending actually getting worse?
‘Bonkers’: Greens slam second harbour crossing as National shows support
National's transport spokesman has called the harbour light rail plans a "fantasy".
Commissioning activity and Māori provider service provision is tracking behind Government commitment
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Winston Peters on why he’s attracting more Māori to his campaign
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Matthew Hooton: Act will demand meaty roles, not morsels, in a coalition with National
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Don Brash: For heaven’s sake, leave GST alone
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Revealed: High-level directive warns police of hiring freeze, cuts to contractors
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