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Community Scoop » Appointment Of Chief Executive, Cyclone Recovery - Vimarsana News

Community Scoop » Appointment Of Chief Executive, Cyclone Recovery

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Cyclone Recovery Unit appoints chief executive - Vimarsana News

Cyclone Recovery Unit appoints chief executive

Casey, who has led the government's Implementation Unit and Covid-19 Group, has been acting in the role since 28 February and has been appointed for two years.

Source: rnz.co.nz
Covid-19: Lockdown fuels school concerns about food poverty - Vimarsana News

Covid-19: Lockdown fuels school concerns about food poverty

Schools distribute government advice for people struggling to buy or get food as Covid alert level 4 continues.

Community Scoop » Schools And Early Learning Services Decide On Closure Due To Flooding - Vimarsana News

Community Scoop » Schools And Early Learning Services Decide On Closure Due To Flooding

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Student prompts petition to cut Feilding High School's 'sexist' hair policy - Vimarsana News

Student prompts petition to cut Feilding High School's 'sexist' hair policy

The school rules state male students must have short hair clear of the collar, ears and face. Humphrey said it was frustrating as it didn’t affect students' learning and was contradictory to the school's supportive response to transgender and gender-fluid students. “It wouldn't make the school look bad,” he said, “Other schools allow it, female students are allowed it.” ​Humphrey said the school and community was ready for a change like this. “It's 2021, this shouldn't be a big deal.” He said countless students had thanked him in person for his effort. “It was great ...