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Residents cite traffic concerns in opposition to Māori school

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The 39.02ha block of city council land is used for grazing, but sections could be sold for the construction of a Māori immersion school and a new fire station. PHOTO: NEWSLINE A planned Māori immersion school for Diamond Harbour says residents’ concerns over traffic are unfounded.

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Residents cite traffic concerns in opposition to Māori school

The 39.02ha block of city council land is used for grazing, but sections could be sold for the construction of a Māori immersion school and a new fire station. PHOTO: NEWSLINE A planned Māori immersion school for Diamond Harbour says residents’ concerns over traffic are unfounded.

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