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Six-year stoush over Tauranga waterway planting before council pushed go

Six-year stoush over Tauranga waterway planting before council pushed go
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Pāpāmoa planting peeves off residents

Riparian planting along a Pāpāmoa waterway has been given the green light once again, but residents want the reserve left alone.

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SunLive - Pāpāmoa waterway planting peeves off residents

SunLive - Pāpāmoa waterway planting peeves off residents
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Tauranga Moana iwi setting new benchmark with te ao Māori curriculum collaboration

Tauranga Moana iwi setting new benchmark with te ao Māori curriculum collaboration 15 Apr, 2021 06:00 PM 7 minutes to read Ken Ward, Reg Blake, Henk Popping, Vianney Douglas, Toni Heke-Ririnui and Arohanoa Mathews are part of the Te Tai Whanake ki Tauranga Moana Kaitiaki Group. Photo / Supplied Ken Ward, Reg Blake, Henk Popping, Vianney Douglas, Toni Heke-Ririnui and Arohanoa Mathews are part of the Te Tai Whanake ki Tauranga Moana Kaitiaki Group. Photo / Supplied Plans for a local te ao Māori curriculum have been hailed as setting a new benchmark . Tauranga Moana iwi are developing a localised te ao Māori curriculum for Tauranga schools, early childhood education centres and

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