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Once upon a time the sale would raise as much as $20,000.
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A teachers' strike planned for April 3 will be postponed after mosque attacks.
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Richard Dykes: Schools plan would be a radical reboot
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Christchurch shootings: 'Turn off the TV'
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Richard Prebble: Taskforce could destroy your local high school
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