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Helping young people gain the skills, knowledge and attitude to be a productive part of the community and workforce is a priority, but Education Minister Hekia Parata says it will not be achieved overnight. Speaking to the Rotorua Chamber of Commerce at the Distinction Hotel yesterday, Parata said she was passionate about creating an education...

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