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Students perform at Turanganui Schools Cultural Festival

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In full voice, and swing, at the Turanganui Schools Cultural Festival yesterday were Manutu - one of three groups from Te Hapara School taking part. The festival was in its second day, with schools allotted 15 minute spots to present their bracket of items. Nearly 90 groups have been scheduled to perform over the five-day festival, at the Farmers Air Showgrounds Event Centre. Pictures by Paul Rickard

In full voice, and swing, at the Turanganui Schools Cultural Festival yesterday were Manutu - one of three groups from Te Hapara School taking part. The festival was in its second day, with schools allotted 15 minute spots to present their bracket of items. Nearly 90 groups have been scheduled to perform over the five-day festival, at the Farmers Air Showgrounds Event Centre. Pictures by Paul Rickard

The Turanganui Schools Cultural Festival yesterday was in its second day, with schools allotted 15 minute spots to present their bracket of items.

Nearly 90 groups have been scheduled to perform over the five-day festival, at the Farmers Air Showgrounds Event Centre.

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