A student and teacher told RNZ the text, which appeared in the NCEA level 2 exam, made them feel very uncomfortable.

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The book uncovers the hidden story of global migration at the turn of the 20th century from the Jewish territories of the Russian Empire, The Pale of Settlement, to the British colony of South Africa.

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Ken Bain passed away on Oct. 10. I first learned this news on LinkedIn from Jim Lang, who did know and was directly mentored by Ken Bain and, like the several dozen folks who offered comments on his ...

Having purpose is good for us. The positive impacts on our minds and bodies may help stave off the ravages of time.

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Known for praising the city with “big shoulders,” the beloved 1914 composition recently was recited in a ruling addressing ...

In a career of great breadth – from a deputy governor in Iraq to Harvard professor and now successful podcaster – Rory ...

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