Compulsory Teaching Requirements For Maths, Reading And Writing – NZ Government
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New Youth Vaping Regulations Set Out – NZ Government
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NZ Politics Daily: 22 August 2023
Today’s content 1NEWS-VERIAN POLL Felix Desmarais (1News): Labour might need to capture the moon to turn this tide 1News: Jessica Mutch McKay:…
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Taxpayers’ Union Napier Election debate hosted by The Working Group NOW WITH LABOUR CANDIDATE Mark Hutchinson
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OCR stall vs looming China crisis
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55% struggling financially + trust in public services collapses – it’s the neoliberal state, alienating identity politics and incremental centrism that’s failing you, not Universal Class Left
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