
'Commonsense has prevailed': Govt drops primary international students ban
International students will be welcome back to the country from July 31.
International students will be welcome back to the country from July 31.
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The worker has been left with a significant eye injury.
Police called to a disorder incident; when they got there they found a body.
And some vehicles won't be allowed to use the highway at all.
'Most of those we work with were born in the cracks. They never had a fair chance.'
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"You're always going to feel better and you can get through when things are hard."
The youths forced their way on board, hurled racial abuse and smashed a bus mirror.
Information display open at Tauranga Crossing from May 20-29.
Winston Peters, former MP for Tauranga, has also weighed in on Te Pāti Māori's stance.
Three stretches of trail will be upgraded to a bitumen chip seal surface.
Te Pāti Māori won't take part in byelection, citing white supremacist racist hate speech.
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The relocated bus interchange is expected to be operational from next month.
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But one expert says the city is in a better position than the rest of the country.
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The presentation prompted an apology from commission chairwoman Anne Tolley.
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'I moved back and threw myself sideways - it was the only to get out of the way.'
Sandra Riggir latest driver to fall foul of trial despite not driving down the street.
Two emaciated dogs and four puppies were rescued from Kaingaroa Forest overnight.
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Iva Ropati will start as principal of Pāpāmoa College at the start of Term 4.
Two patients have died in the past five years after being triaged but before treatment.
The man was living with his dog in a cave near Mount Maunganui.
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