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NewsNew Zealand’s second death linked to COVID-19
A woman in her nineties has passed away after contracting COVID-19, marking New Zealand’s second death linked to the infection.
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Reverend brings joy on Easter by sharing hilarious TikTok videos
As Easter approaches Anglican Canon Reverend Christopher Huriwai has been doing his best to make people smile throughout lockdown by and sharing videos on TikTok of him burning it up on the dance–floor.
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Haka dedicated to staff of Air New Zealand being made redundant
Kaimahi at Air New Zealand have shared their video in support of staff going through tough times as the company looks at starting redundancy conversations.
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Two nurses at Waikato Hospital test positive for COVID-19
The nurses, who work in the same ward at Waikato Hospital, stood down immediately on developing symptoms.
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Lowest number of cases found since the start of lockdown
The number of COVID-19 cases in Aotearoa has reached 1239 after rising 29 overnight.
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Concerns rise over ability of online learning to reflect Māori character
Hato Paora College tumuaki Dr Nathan Matthewssays the government’s package will help with the basic foundation of delivering the NCEA standard but it won’t necessarily reflect the special character prepared into his student’s mahi, “to reflect our Māori and catholic special character”.
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COVID-19 lockdown an opportunity to plan the future of Māori education
CEO of Te Whare Wānanga o Aotearoa Te Ururoa Flavell says the COVID-19 lockdown provides an opportunity for wānanga around the country to make plans for the bigger picture of Māori education.
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Distance learning devices for tamariki will be free of cost
Minister Kelvin Davis says the distance learning package announced by the government yesterday was created following concerns that Māori children don’t have enough access to learning.
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Govt announces online learning space and te reo TV programmes
They include the new Ki te Ao Mārama online learning space; hard copy learning packs and educational te reo programmes on Māori Television.
