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Principals say the changes won't undermine the integrity of NCEA.
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The changes build on the system of bonus credits previously announced for all students
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Matariki holiday will cost $200m a year, but two-thirds of Kiwis support it.
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Independent review to investigate claims of racism at University of Waikato
It comes after claims from prominent academics alleging casual and structural racism.
Mixed messages around Covid blamed for school absenteeism
Parents not sending children to schools in Northland after mixed messages around Covid.
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