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Te Kura ākonga Aya Khallaf and India Bertram were up bright and early to attend the 2026 International Women’s Day Parliamentary Breakfast, hosted by the Zonta Club of Wellington and the Hon Nicola Grigg, Minister for Women.
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Ākonga from the Te Kāhui Rāwhiti region recently took part in an Enviroskills camp in Heretaunga, gaining practical skills and confidence through hands-on learning.
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A rare and historic visit by the Governor-General brought celebration and pride to the atolls of Tokelau in early February, as Dame Cindy Kiro marked 100 years of the constitutional relationship between Tokelau and New Zealand.
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In the quiet beauty of Waimarama, on the eastern coast of Hawke’s Bay, sits a small pā immersed in whakapapa, whenua and whānau. It’s where Mischelle (Misch), Manawanui and their tamaiti, Te Auōhia Tohu-Tutengaehe, have built a life deeply connected to their identity and land.
