'Womb-to-tomb learning': Pioneering Māori-immersion school gets multimillion dollar new campus
Many of the staff of this first-of-its-kind immersion school also attended it as kids.
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Rovers out to gatecrash party at NZ football champions' home ground
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School worker, charged with indecency, told to surrender passport
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Laser pointed at police helicopter as Mongrel Mob boss to be interred with his Harley
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Two gang tangi processions in Hawke's Bay: Public urged to report illegal behaviour
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Police set up reporting portal, additional resources for gang tangi
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Hastings Art Gallery takes readers behind the scenes
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Hawke's Bay's Budget 2024 winners and losers
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The American yogi who is bring more than downward-dog to Hawke's Bay
American yoga teacher left her fast-paced life in LA to settle in Havelock North.
Stuck in the mud: Tough kids take on muddy Clifton course
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Watch: Signed, Sealed, Delivered - Hawke's Bay flashmob goes viral overnight
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Prison death: Staff unable to revive inmate at Hawke's Bay Prison
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