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Ali Gammeter speaks at Parliament on a favourite subject - freedom of speech.
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The power of rugby: How it can help kids who lose a parent
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Boys banned after shirtless stunt at disco
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Students to walk out again to save climate
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Catholic school's uniform now has unisex option
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Oranga Tamariki: Damned if it acts, damned if it doesn't, reviews damned necessary
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'We have babies that aren't safe': Oranga Tamariki facing 'impossible' decisions, says youth worker
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Local Focus: Council opens doors for climate change workshop
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Royal honour for child psychiatrist Hinemoa Elder
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Comment: Children had no say in the Wellbeing Budget, and that matters
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Young, gifted - and answering back
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Rotorua flat is NZ's most unlikely prison
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