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ACG Tauranga Aquinas Evelyn Knights Dianne Meyer Paula Skelton Susan Van Zyl Stephen Binns Bethlehem College Shelley-Anne Kim Felicia Warner Chris Worsnop Heidi Cason Mohini Bhan Bethlehem College Felicia Warner Michelle Johnstone Shelley-Anne Kim Kim du Toit Sue Hotta Edgecumbe College Stacey Andrews (P) Fiona Bentley Gisborne Girls' High School Jess Williams Jo Dagger Jo Turton Grace Davidson Mark Karalus Jim Hogan Jim Hogan (P) John Paul College Lara Cordonni Keith Hitchcock Denise Wright Brigit Nieuwboer Michelle James John Paul College Renee Pingol Ann Wang Marisol Bite Mary McLay Talita Clapperton Katikati College David Jenkin Jessica Helms Rebecca Astwood Jessica Helms Taryn Johnson Katikati College Shelley Wright Mount Maunganui College Dave Cleland (P) Opotiki College Lynette Douglas Annie Tallerico Roimata Winiata Vickee Aitken Otumoetai College Jason Ellwood Andrea Broatch Ali Khorasanee (P) Michael Shadbolt (P) Yvonne Burmester Otumoetai College Peter Grant Dave Williams Mike Livingstone Jo Mawer Annie Barnett Otumoetai College Bernice Quartermain David Collis Seong Chang Ashika Prasad James Devine Papamoa College Katy Thorne (P) Matej Benes (P) Angela Stensness (P) Reporoa School Sarah James Chris Hayden Rotorua Boys' High School Rotorua Girls' High School Yvette Nelson Kylie Hill Karen Aldridge Trish Pike Yugeshwari Naidu Rotorua Girls' High School Juliet Boone Kate Feisst Rotorua Lakes High School Secretary Craig McFarlane Student Teachers Karen Roche Tarawera High School Tauranga Boys' College Loren Parksinson Yeh Lee Keith Crawford Justin McCormack Tauranga Girls' College Caroline Bird Linda Boubee-Hill (P) Marcia Devantier Yolands Freeman Tauranga Girls' College Loise Fletcher Sarah Graham Lewis Hockings Jolene Hughes Carolyn Nemeth Tauranga Girls' College Felicity Pitt Judith Somerville (P) Megan Robinson Richard Taylor Te Puke High School Sonia Deering (P) Trident High School Tracey Webster (P) Gary Walters Sarah Shaw Deb Ganley (P) Karen Esterhuizen Trident High School Michael Carroll Phil Andrew Amanpreet Grewal Joanne Landeg Western Heights High School Rebecca Atkinson Mark Breetvelt Aimee Perry John Schwartfeger Penny Simpson Western Heights High School Dirk Vermeulen Caroline White Grant Wright Adrian Kitson Whakatane High School Declan Manning Anne Marie Denny Nic McCartin Matt Dow Cath O'Leary Whakatane High School Catriona Manning.

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