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Te Puhi Ariki Ngawai Hono i te Po Paki, 27, has been named the eighth Māori monarch, succeeding her father, Kiingi Tuheitia. She becomes the second woman to hold the title, following her grandmother, Te Atairangikaahu. Despite her brother Whatumoana’s significant role during her father’s illness, Ngawai Hono i te Po was ultimately chosen. “Her appointment continues a strong lineage of leadership,” noted a council spokesperson.
The trip is taxpayer-funded.
Schools are struggling.
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The investigation began following matters raised by the Royal Commission of Inquiry into Abuse in Care.
Down 22% according to official numbers.
“It would be an overstatement to say that we are at a turning point in the market.”
The trip is taxpayer-funded.
Schools are struggling.
Four criteria, if met, will determine if the person working is an ’employee’ or a ‘contractor’.
The investigation began following matters raised by the Royal Commission of Inquiry into Abuse in Care.
Down 22% according to official numbers.
“It would be an overstatement to say that we are at a turning point in the market.”
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