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Samantha Olley
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Journalist, Radio New Zealand (RNZ)
New Zeal
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Former charter school Te Rangihakahaka Centre for Science and Technology looks back on 'mammoth' first year
By Samantha Olley Verified| Rotorua Daily Post Verified Te Irimana Hatu Edmonds Huriwai looks forward to every Friday. That's because it's Te Ao Māori (the Māori world) day at Te Rangihakahaka Centre for Science and Technology, and he is speaking more te reo than ever. Since starting at the centre last year, the keen 10-year-old has learned enough to have basic, fluent conversations with his koro. "I tell him what I've been learning about at school, and he tells me about my whakapapa."Te Irimana Hatu Edmonds Huriwai, 10.
By Samantha Olley Verified| New Zealand Herald Verified White Cross Clinics in Glenfield, New Lynn, and Mt Wellington have been cutting back opening times due to staff shortages. Photo / Jason Oxenham, FileBy Samantha Olley of RNZNew Zealand’s largest privately-owned healthcare group is having to intermittently close urgent care and general practice clinics due to staff shortages in Auckland. Tāmaki Health runs the seven-day-a-week White Cross clinics, but the New Lynn, Glenfield, and Mt Wellington clinics have been cutting back opening hours and days.
Former charter school Te Rangihakahaka Centre for Science and Technology looks back on 'mammoth' first year
By Samantha Olley Verified| Rotorua Daily Post Verified Te Irimana Hatu Edmonds Huriwai looks forward to every Friday. That's because it's Te Ao Māori (the Māori world) day at Te Rangihakahaka Centre for Science and Technology, and he is speaking more te reo than ever. Since starting at the centre last year, the keen 10-year-old has learned enough to have basic, fluent conversations with his koro. "I tell him what I've been learning about at school, and he tells me about my whakapapa."Te Irimana Hatu Edmonds Huriwai, 10.
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Radio New Zealand (RNZ)
Wellington, Wellington, New Zealand
+64 4-474 1999