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Educating our Pasifika people
Speaker: Nick Tuitasi

Nick Tuitasi presented this keynote speech at the West Auckland Principals' Association conference. Nick spent 25 years with the New Zealand Police and has been honoured several times by government and community organisations for his ground breaking work with youth at risk. He is currently the Pacific Engagement Advisor with Te Wananga o Aotearoa.

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Date added: 10 Aug 2012
Duration: 26:35

Educating our Pasifika people

Nick Tuitasi presented this keynote speech at the West Auckland Principals' Association conference. Nick spent 25 years with the New Zealand Police and has been honoured several times by government and community organisations for his ground breaking work with youth at risk. He is currently the Pacific Engagement Advisor with Te Wananga o Aotearoa.

Views 15,479 Date added: 31/08/2012

Educating our Pasifika people

Date added: 31/08/2012

Educating our Pasifika people

Nick Tuitasi presented this keynote speech at the West Auckland Principals' Association conference. Nick spent 25 years with the New Zealand Police and has been honoured several times by government and community organisations for his ground breaking work with youth at risk. He is currently the Pacific Engagement Advisor with Te Wananga o Aotearoa.

Views 15,479 Date added: 31/08/2012

Educating our Pasifika people

Date added: 31/08/2012
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