Kaitaia, WBHS take out badminton titles
In spite of some stiff opposition, Kaitaia College won for their third straight year.
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Rub of the green fails Taniwha
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Students learn ki o rahi before regional and national competitions
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E-vehicles can help North's impoverished communities
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